Marker + 2yrs old + hardwood floor
#1
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Marker + 2yrs old + hardwood floor
So my 2yrs old got ahold of a marker and was coloring in his play room and now I have a work of art in black (assuming perminent) marker on the hardwood floor in there.
My son knew he was in trouble, and will not tell me where he hid the marker, so I am assuming it was a Sharpe brand marker.
The floor is old 1930's hardwood which I believe was bleached down to a lighter color sometime in the past. The finish is pretty good on the floor, so it can take some cleaning abuse.
Any suggestions for getting perminent marker off the hardwood floor?
My son knew he was in trouble, and will not tell me where he hid the marker, so I am assuming it was a Sharpe brand marker.
The floor is old 1930's hardwood which I believe was bleached down to a lighter color sometime in the past. The finish is pretty good on the floor, so it can take some cleaning abuse.
Any suggestions for getting perminent marker off the hardwood floor?
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Alcohol is the best solvent for regular ink but permanent markers need naphtha to remove the ink.
I think Goof-off contains naphtha but I can't recall.
I think Goof-off contains naphtha but I can't recall.