Besides taking the Sharpie right off, my kitchen now smells minty fresh! :>) Now maybe the toothpaste will take the sharpie off of the artwork he wrote on himself. My 2-year-old grandson just scribbled a 4X3 design on the new bamboo floor the landlord installed in my kitchen. Tip #15: Thanks so much for the toothpaste idea. Tip #14: Suntan lotion works, we have used it and a friend of ours who has twins that love to draw everywhere used it.it works.Kellye It is removing material from whatever surface you are rubbing it on.Brynna Tip #13: Be aware that the toothpaste method is an abrasive one. Just that easy!! I used this to remove sharpie from the countertop and cabinet at 6 am after my 4 year-old decided to be an artist during the night!.Janice Just wet the pad, apply the cleaner, rub in a circle, and off it comes. Tip #12: I used Glass Cook Top Cleaner by Weiman, and a scrubbie pad. The mark came out in seconds! If denatured alcohol also works, then I suspect that the glycerin in the toothpaste is the active cleaning agent.Jeff Tip #11: I just tried the toothpaste tip using Colgate 'Total Whitening Gel' on a Sharpie mark on a vinyl kitchen floor. It works on most non porious materials.Chris Tip #10: Try a dry erase marker to remove a sharpie mark. My four-year-old son just wrote all over our new dining chairs and it took it right off! I'm amazed!.Wendy Tip #9: Thank you for the idea of using toothpaste to remove Sharpie marker.

The window company had NO suggestion for me to remove it and said sorry, but we would have to live with it or replace! THANK YOU TO THE ONE WHO DISCOVERED THIS HOME REMEDY! I LOVE YOU. I can't believe it came off w/toothpaste and a wash cloth.

Tip #8: Black permanent marker was on our $3500+ French slider doors on the white vinyl part done by my 2 yr old. I went outside and tried it with a cotton ball and it immediately removed every bit of the marker. My champagne colored car was not looking too good! Thank God for this posting that mentioned the use of alcohol for removing Sharpie marker. I walked out of my child's middle school today to find that one of her school mates had dragged a black sharpie down the side of my car from the trunk to the hood. Tip #7: THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! to the contributors to the posting on removing Sharpie marker markings. Used it to remove sharpie marker, both fresh and old, from dining room table, and it works wonders! Tip #6: The idea of toothpaste getting rid of sharpie marks is right on target. Just remember it has to be the original cheaper stuff and pour it on the sharpie mark and leave about 15 minutes or so and then wipe it off, you may have to scrub it a bit but it will come off, and laminate flooring too.Nikki It was on the carpet, walls, furniture, window, curtains, bedding and of course him. My (then) 2 year old son got Sharpie all over his room during what was supposed to be his nap time. You can use it many times though.good luck! Tip #3: I haven't tried this but have had GREAT success with lots of other marks on vinyl floor. Tip #2: Try toothpaste, I just saw this on the Today show. Tip #1: Hairspray sometimes works - or maybe the Mr. Heres what creative homemaking had to say.

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