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CJJHRA
04-07-2006, 13:53
Anyone know how to get them off clothes? DD has this thing where she likes to put dots on her clothes, I really should make sure I buy washable markers! the ones she has just dont seem to come off clothes, or her hands!! (takes a few washes to get off her hands/legs etc)

porridge
04-07-2006, 14:02
poop - I was hoping you had the answer!! I'm afraid I'm the one who tends to draw on clothes (especially white tops!!)

am very keen to see how to get pen out :o

OscarTheGrouch
04-07-2006, 14:08
I've got pen marks off clothes with Wonder Soap before. Not sure if anything could get a marker pen off.

Kylles
28-12-2006, 23:42
You can get pen out of clothes by spraying with hairspray and leaving a little while before throwing it in the washing machine... it's been my remedy for years as I always got pen on my clothes at work.

Becteria
28-12-2006, 23:43
White King pre wash spray does it for us.

Kylles
28-12-2006, 23:45
What about getting texta out of clothes?

missie_mack
29-12-2006, 09:00
Yeah Ive seen the hairspray and deodorant (the perfume type not the antipersperant type) work and even some cheap perfumes... Im guessing its the type of alcohol in them. I could check with DH (aka the scientist) first if your worried about using them

iluvmeboyz
29-12-2006, 14:07
Yeah Ive seen the hairspray and deodorant (the perfume type not the antipersperant type) work and even some cheap perfumes... Im guessing its the type of alcohol in them. I could check with DH (aka the scientist) first if your worried about using them

that would work

Mother Duck
29-12-2006, 14:43
You can get pen out of clothes by spraying with hairspray and leaving a little while before throwing it in the washing machine... it's been my remedy for years as I always got pen on my clothes at work.
mmmm must try that one!!

Bessie
29-12-2006, 14:44
White spirits (which is dry cleaning fluid) should do the trick, but use glycerine first for red pen.
White spirit will move the ink as it's a solvent. It's a bit wiffy but once you washed and dried your clothes (on the line) the smell will go.