Removing Permanent Marker From Laminate

Isopropyl Alcohol

• 1

  Pour 1 to 2 tablespoons isopropyl alcohol onto a clean rag.

• 2

  Dab the surface of the marks with the rag, using firm pressure, until all marks lift onto the rag.

• 3

  Rinse the rag under running water. Wring out excess water to keep the rag moist but not drenched.

• 4

  Dab the surface with the water-moistened rag to remove the rubbing alcohol.

Cleaning Eraser

• 5

  Moisten a cleaning eraser under running water. Squeeze excess water out.

• 6

  Rub the surface of the marks with the eraser, using firm pressure.

• 7

  Remoisten the eraser as necessary. Continue to scrub until the marker spots are gone.

Anti-Bacterial Hand-Sanitizing Gel

• 8

  Add a squirt of anti-bacterial hand-sanitizing gel to a clean, dry cloth.

• 9

  Wipe the spot with a circular motion to remove the permanent marker stains.

• 10

  Rinse the rag and wring out excess water. Wipe the laminate surface with the rag to remove the sanitizing-gel residue.