Regular old rubbing alcohol is an extremely effective—and extremely affordable—solution for permanent marker stains in wood.

How to remove permanent marker from nails. Using a clean towel, dab a bit of gel polish remover on the stain, so as not to oversaturate the paper. After the permanent marker has been completely removed, wipe the affected area with a damp cloth, then dry it with a dry cloth. Rub the permanent marker with the nail polish remover to clean the stain.

Repeat as needed until the. Try rubbing alcohol on your skin or nails to remove the permanent marker stain. Use toothpaste on the skin, rub it in and.

Be sure to rub very gently in circular motions. Wipe away with a cloth. With a dry towel, soak up the gel polish remover.

Clean with water and clean cloth. With the fourth option, you’d need to mix the toothpaste and the baking soda. Regular toothpaste plus baking soda.

To remove permanent marker from anything nailpolish remover (acetone) is the best option. Spray or pour the juice onto the stain, then blot it with a cotton swab. I recommend that you use a mixture of dish soap and olive oil, but it’s up to you.

Rub some hot sauce onto the skin and wipe off. You can also use sun cream to remove permanent stains from plastics. Rub directly into the stain.