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Marker Stain Removal from WallTo remove an alcohol-based marker stain, spray the area with non-oily hair spray or rubbing alcohol. If the marker is oil based, apply a little lighter fluid (using caution, as this is highly flammable). If the marker is water-based, use dishwashing liquid mixed with color-safe bleach or prewash spray. Spray lightly, rub gently, then dry.Comments10/7/2006 10:46:53 PMRoger said: They were al very good tips.Think you. 2/8/2007 11:45:09 AM Amy said: My kids used red and blue markers on my bathroom wall. I had tried Mr Clean magic erasers, bleach water, dishsoap......nothing was working. I read about using a stain pre-treater (ie Spray-and-Wash), so I tried that. I let it sit for about 30 seconds, and the stains wiped right off, even though 1) red and blue are 2 of the hardest colors to remove, and 2) the stains had been there for 4 or 5 days. Thank you soooo much for this tip!!!
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