# Removing Magic Marker from a Porcelain Tub
Magic marker stains on a porcelain tub may seem permanent, but most or all of their ink can be removed with a few household items and a good amount of elbow grease. The stain removal method often works for permanent marker ink on a porcelain counter top or sink, too. Before you know it, those magic marker stains will be off your porcelain.
Things You'll Need
- Rubber gloves
- Dust mask
- Denatured alcohol
- Scrub sponge
- Paper towels
Instructions
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Put on rubber gloves and a dust mask. Open the porcelain tub room's windows to ventilate the space because you may spend a significant amount of time cleaning the stains.
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Pour denatured alcohol onto a scrub sponge, and use the sponge to scrub vigorously over the magic marker stains on the porcelain tub. Scrub until the magic marker stains are gone.
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Wet the porcelain tub using damp paper towels to remove the denatured alcohol. Wipe the tub with dry paper towels.
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