How can I get a large permanent marker stain out of a 90% cotton shirt?

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How can I get a large permanent marker stain out of a 90% cotton shirt?

Answer 1

Man, that makes me want to Shout, kick my heels up and Shout...wait, what's your question?? oh yeah, use Shout!!1

Answer 2

Warning! :: When working with these cleaning products, it's a very good idea to wear gloves, and not to breath-in the chemicals. Make sure when washing clothes in the sink that nothing splashes on nearby dishes or food to reduce the possible of food poisoning. You can also some sort of facial mask or protection, which isn't required, but is a good idea to consider--especially if you have trouble handling the smell of chemicals or toxins.



Alright. First thing is to get some supplies from the store. Most of these can be found at dept. stores like Wal-Mart, Cosco, or Sams Club. You'll need: Oxyclean (just oxygen cleaner), and wipe-on spot remover. All three of these can be found in the laundry section usually. If you can't find it ask an attendant. Bring everything home or anywhere you have a sink avaible with hot water. Wipe on the spot removing cleaner, apply alot and really scrub it in deep. Next put it through the washer with a scoop or two of oxyclean(do NOT apply bleach directly to the surface, add it to the load instead, and careful not to add too much or put in anything but light colors to avoid ruining clothes.). Set the wash settings to as hot as you can, and start the load.

Now you should see that the marker stain has faded out, next bring it back to the sink and put some wipe-on stain remover, oxyclean, and thick soap or laundry deturgent. Take a brush(sponge won't work so well) and scrub it under a light stream of very hot water until it you begin to see the marker stain fade more. When the soap begins to turn bluish from the marker, you know you're making progress. Continue these steps until you've gotten out that pesky stain. To avoid spending too much cash, try to do alot more scrubbing under hot water in the sink than washing in the washers. This should take out the marker ink. If it does not, then I'm afraid little else will work.



PS: If the same problem applies with a white shirt, then use bleach too, just don't over use it.

Answer 3

Try "Tide to Go" it does a great job. And send the bill to the person that marked your shirt :)

Answer 4

it might be ruined go to www.my clothes r stained.com

Answer 5

use bathing soap bar and brush and of course water.

Answer 6

BEST ANSWER!!!



Soak cooked rice in water then use the rice to rub on the stains. after some time, you'll begin to see the stains wear out. Then wash it off with clean water or detergent.

Answer 7

I haven't had luck with permanent marker stains in the past but now I have been turned on to using "Simple Green" on stains and it lifts out a lot of old set in stains. It wouildn't hurt to try.

Answer 8

I have used fingernail polish remover and then wash in tide rubbing some on the spot

Answer 9

try clorox or finger nail polish remover if it is white

Answer 10

The spray and wash that has 2 seperate sides of fluid (Spray n Wash Dual Power) takes just about anything out. Let it sit for about 20 minutes then wash and repeat. It takes out blueberry stains , marker, paint, icecream, tomato etc.. Sometimes the stain is gone before I even launder it! I swear by it. My kids get all sorts of stuff on their clothes and everyone wonders how their clothes look so good when I pass them along as hand me downs. Thats my secret.



It isnt bleach either so wont ruin the shirt.

Do it quick though, dont let it sit.



Good Luck!



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Try these techniques :



First, whenever you get a stain of any sort, it is important to treat it as soon as possible. If you can’t, then at least try to keep the garment wet (or re-wet it occasionally) in order to delay the offending stain from setting. Also, never put anything in a hot dryer until you’re sure the stain has been eradicated. This is a sure way to permanently set the stain.



For magic marker stains try the following remedies. Always blot, not rub, any stain and have a clean, white absorbent cloth to put under the garment. Also, lay the stain side (usually the outside) against the cloth. Apply the stain remover (to the back side of the stain), let stand for a couple of minutes and then blot the area trying to push the (hopefully) now soluble stain into the under-cloth. Rinse with warm water and repeat if needed or recommended. Remember, if in doubt, always test the fabric for color fastness on an inconspicuous area.



Try these stain removers in this order: Rubbing alcohol, Mild detergent, Plain water, Dry cleaning fluid ( repeat only twice). Also, hairspray has often been recommended by many as the best substance for removing all types of ink. Finally, if the garment is white you can try to bleach it out.

Answer 11

Make sure you have a pad of paper towels underneath the area of material that you are trying to get the stain out of. Lay the item face down and work from the back of the stain, to avoid pushing the marker contents further into the fibers.



and always air dry the garment after laundering, in the event the stain is not gone, and needs to be treated again. The heat from a dryer can set the stain so deeply that removal may not be possible.





You can try sponging with rubbing alcohol and then laundering, or if the stain is in a viable location, soak the area (cuff, shirt sleeve, etc.) in a cup or dish of milk for several hours, then launder.





, you may be able to remove most of it by using hairspray or rubbing alcohol. Put a small amount on a cloth and dab the spot The ink will come off on the wet cloth, at which time you should blot with a clean piece of dry cloth. Repeat this process of wet blot, dry blot, until you have gotten all the ink you can. Rinse the spot with clean water

Answer 12

Permanent markers are just that – permanent - so they may not be able to be removed completely. You can lighten the stain significantly though, and may be able to lighten it enough that it will be hardly noticeable.



One of the first methods that you can try involves using the rubbing alcohol or a non-oily hairspray. Moisten the stain lightly with the alcohol or hairspray. Place white paper towels beneath the stained area . Place the article face down, and start working from the back of the fabric, behind the stain, which will help to put the stain out and not force the permanent marker ink stain further into your stained clothing. Whatever stain removal method you select, there are two basic rules: test it first on an area that will not show, to verify that the solution will actually help and ensure it will not stain or damage the fabric/color, and the other rule is to air dry the clothing after you have laundered and remove the stain, because if the stain is not completely gone, and needs to be treated again the heat from the clothes dryer will set the stain and make it almost impossible to remove.

Some of the stain treatments methods used for ballpoint ink stains might also to help remove it

Answer 13

You're in luck! I used to work in a lab where we wrote on the petri dishes with Sharpie marker, and we would remove the marker with ethanol.



Where can I get some ethanol, you ask? It's in many household products, but you can by some relatively pure ethanol at the liquor store in the form of "Everclear". (Don't drink it, though!) I believe that the denatured alcohol mentioned by the previous answerer is basically the same product. I have used ethanol to remove permanent marker from a t-shirt before, so I know it works. Hair spray also works because it, too, contains ethanol. Beware that the ethanol will dissolve the ink, which might make it spread into a bigger spot than before, but if you keep working with it it should dissolve it away completely after a while.



The dry cleaners would do a fine job, though, seriously.

Answer 14

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How can I get a large permanent marker stain out of a 90% cotton shirt?

my favorite shirt has a large blue sharpie mark on it! my shirt is gray, I prefer it not to be dried, and it is 90% cotton and 10% polyester. i would also prefer a solution that does not require me to spend large amounts of money! Thank You!

Answer 15

gs to as hot as you can, and start the load.

Now you should see that the marker stain has faded out, next bring it back to the sink and put some wipe-on stain remover, oxyclean, and thick soap or laundry deturgent. Take a brush(sponge won't work so well) and scrub it under a light stream of very hot water until it you begin to see the marker stain fade more. When the soap begins to turn bluish from the marker, you know you're making progress. Continue these steps until you've gotten out that pesky stain. To avoid spending too much cash, try to do alot more scrubbing under hot water in the sink than washing in the washers. This should take out the marker ink. If it does n

Answer 16

I found that Non Acetone professional nail polish remover worked even faster than the hand sanitizer. It's ingredients include ethyl, methyl, and isopropyl alcohol. I had gotten a dark purple Sharpie stain on a shirt that was not white - so I could not use bleach. I just kept blotting the fabric, using a new piece of paper towel every now and then to absorb the stain coming through.

Answer 17

shout makes wipes, and there's also tide&clorox bleach pens, others, i'm sure.. try those, or, maybe that 2 part one that activates when the air hits, or the 2 mix together, i forget what the name... try in an inconspicuous(sp?) spot.. and try the pens& smaller applications first, as to prevent bleeding onto the rest of the garment. *REMRMBER* water fades clothes, dryer shrinks and SETS STAINS(heat), so start off using tepid water, and whatever you do, BLOT, DONT RUB! RUBBING WORKS IT INTO THE FIBERS WORSE.. shout, spray n' wash and all them have some % of chlorine bleach, which weaken fibers and can damage clothes quickly if care is not taken, so don't let your shirt just hang out all willy- nilly.. and always have a sink full of cool, clear water, for emergency and rinsing between working. give the shirt a chance to rest, relax, and regroup before you pile more chemicals on the stain, or you could end up with a worse problem than you started out with... patience is the key to success..and a careful eye to tell if the problem is getting better or worse..

Answer 18

For magic marker stains try the following remedies. Always blot, not rub, any stain and have a clean, white absorbent cloth to put under the garment. Also, lay the stain side (usually the outside) against the cloth. Apply the stain remover (to the back side of the stain), let stand for a couple of minutes and then blot the area trying to push the (hopefully) now soluble stain into the under-cloth. Rinse with warm water and repeat if needed or recommended. Remember, if in doubt, always test the fabric for color fastness on an inconspicuous area.

Answer 19

One of my managers at work just a black sharpie do the same thing to a blue cotton shirt, I was shocked when I saw him in the same one 2 weeks later.

Here is what he did...

...He put hand sanitizer on the stain right after it happened (you can also use rubbing alcohol or hairspray.... hand santitiser was all he had handy)

..then he took the shirt home and rubbed in some laundery soap and then let it soak in oxy clean for a few days.

..when he washed it, the stain was gone.

Answer 20

There are several options I know of. #1 you could take it to a professional cleaner and see what they can do. #2 try using the clorox pen. Clorox has come along way with fabric and colors these day are pretty resilient. #3 There is a company(I think it is Austins?) that creates little bottles of different type of stain removers for different types of stains one is for grass and one is for blood and one is for ink. #4 There is a guy by the name of Haley he has a Haleys Hints program and I have seen him remove this very thing with natural chemical found in the home I just cannot remember what he used for the ballpoint pen and the marker. I want to say it was hairspray. Good Luck!

Answer 21

what ever you try of the above , its not gonna work . it would be better if you do some thing innovative as might be you could scratch your shirt by some thing really rough & make it rugged , its cool nowadays , or may be just cut it nicely with a blade & the get it stiched from the corners so that it does not tear further , may be you could make a design or write your name or a good punch line on your shirt, or pehraps you could put one of those tags available in market & stich it over your shirt.or paste or stich , some thing like a superman logo , which also might work as the movie is almost realeasing soon. well get your mins to work & do what ever you want , but the stain is not going anywhere.

Answer 22

I'm not sure this will work, but it got lipstick out of a shirt for me. Wash it (by hand rubbing) with a Irish Spring soap--the bar. Just rub the cake of soap on the marker spot and keep scrubbing the shirt. Then rinse it. If it looks like it's going away, keep doing it until the stain is gone.

Answer 23

Spray hairspray on the dry shirt where the ink has stained. Use REAL hairspray like white rain or final net or aquanet. Blot at the stain with a clean rag. Get as much out as possible before you wash. Don't dry in the clothes dryer until you remove the stain.

Answer 24

There is a slimy goop (several different brands) that automotive repair shops keep handy to clean their hands. Take some of that and work it into the fabric, let it set for awhile, then hand-rinse it in water as hot as you can put your hands in. Then follow it up with regular soap (dish detergent works) to get the residue of the hand goop out. It worked pretty well on a cotton dress, so 90/10 shouldn't be all that different.



Good luck!

Answer 25

Best Answer: The spray and wash that has 2 seperate sides of fluid (Spray n Wash Dual Power) takes just about anything out. Let it sit for about 20 minutes then wash and repeat. It takes out blueberry stains , marker, paint, icecream, tomato etc.. Sometimes the stain is gone before I even launder it! I swear by it. My kids get all sorts of stuff on their clothes and everyone wonders how their clothes look so good when I pass them along as hand me downs. Thats my secret.

Answer 26

its not gonna work . it would be better if you do some thing innovative as might be you could scratch your shirt by some thing really rough & make it rugged , its cool nowadays , or may be just cut it nicely with a blade & the get it stiched from the corners so that it does not tear further , may be you could make a design or write your name or a good punch line on your shirt, or pehraps you could put one of those tags available in market & stich it over your shirt.or paste or stich , some thing like a superman logo , which also might work as the movie is almost realeasing soon. well get your mins to work & do what ever you want , but the stain is not going anywhere.

Answer 27

It depends on what the stain is and how long ago it happened. Ideally you will have taken your shirt off straight away and put it in to soak. Salt and a drop of water applied to some stains works, as the wet salt soaks up the stain. THis is especially effective if you spill wine and treat it immediately. Vinegar removes some stains bit I haven't seen that in action yet. Good luck.

Answer 28

If it has already been washed and dried before the stain was noticed, you may have to take it to a dry cleaner. If you can treat the stain with alcohol before it has gone through the dryer you might get it out. Or maybe nail polish remover. DO NOT mix chemicals.



Source: working in a nursing home laundry

Answer 29

You should be able to take it to your local dry cleaner. If you tell them exactly what is on the shirt, most of the time they can get it out. I used to work at a dry cleaners and the biggest mistake people make when they "stain" their clothes, is that they put water on it, or baking soda or vinager....DO NOT DO THAT...sometimes that can set the stain. If you get a stain of any kind on your clothes do not do anything (wipe it a little if you need to) or put anything on it. Take it to your dry cleaner and tell them exactly what it is and they should be able to "spot clean" the garment. They have different chemicals for different stains. It shouldn't cost very much either....I live in Texas and if it's more than $5...it's too much. Good luck.

Answer 30

Spray the marker stain with hairspray and then scrub. May need to repeat it.



Try leaving a cottton ball soaked with rubbing alcohol on the shirt, when the ball is dry pick it up, it should have absorbed most or all of the stain.

Answer 31

Permanent marker? If the shirt wasn't gray I would say try using hairspray. But that might leave a grease stain, unless you follow it with shout spray and wash, and then immediately wash it. But never dry it, until you are sure the stain is out!

Answer 32

HAIRSPRAY! I am terrible about getting pen and marker stains on my clothes and hairspray has been the only thing to ever work for me. Just spray it on the stain, blot, and repeat. You should see the actual color coming off onto whatever you are blotting with as the hairspray breaks up the stain. Just keep doing this until the stain is pretty faint and then wash with detergent and then hang it out a rack to dry. Good luck!

Answer 33

Try this:



Whiteout / Liquid Paper and Permanent Marker Stains: Dab some sunscreen over the stain and rub off with a paper towel. Repeat until stain is gone.

Answer 34

i know these sound crazy, and i know u said u prefer not to dry ur shirt, but here are two tips that really do work!

soak milk over the stain, let it set for half an hour, then rub the shirt with a toothbrush.

put baby or body powder over the stain and iron it. This will absorb the ink stains.

i have tried both techniques, and they both work really well, but i have never used them on a permanent marker.

good luck!

Answer 35

DO NOT USE THE CLOROX PEN IF IT IS A COLOR SHIRT. I it will bleach it out the color out and not the marker. Tide to go might work. If not try hairspray (aerosol can) and plain old bath soap. I got set in pen ink out with at formula.

Spray and wash might work even shout. Also try oxy clean, even soaking it. But i am afraid that you will have perament marker on your shirt til you through the shirt away...

Answer 36

Try Jik Colours, a bleach for Coloured clothes.



If all else fails, take the marker and the shirt to the dry cleaners and they will try dry cleaning it. If u supply the source of the colour stain, it usually has a better chance, cos they can know what they are dealing with.

Answer 37

I have used ethanol to remove permanent marker from a t-shirt before, so I know it works. Hair spray also works because it, too, contains ethanol. Beware that the ethanol will dissolve the ink, which might make it spread into a bigger spot than before, but if you keep working with it it should dissolve it away completely after a while.

Answer 38

There are a few things you might try, but I can't guarantee they'll work 100%. You know that clear hand sanitizer that water isn't needed? Try that, it removes that particular type of ink. Also, you can try simple green. The last suggestion I'll give you is: Acetate or toluene. Be careful with that. Do it in well ventilated area, and hope it doesn't shrink the polyester. Good luck P.S. if you ruin your favorite shirt by one of my solutions, please forget you ever heard of me.

Answer 39

My aunt Virginia has an, almost, no fail method but i don't think we've ever needed to use it on laundry marker damage. Try this: Pre-treat with some sort of stain remover a couple of different times & then go to town on it with a bar of Lava soap. Of course, laundry markers being what they are, were designed to not come out of material in the wash. This is so we don't have to sew name tags in our underwear for camp.

Answer 40

The Best way to get out marker and ink is to soak the mark with hairspray, then immediately throw the item in the water in washer. Wash immediately. Do not dry, because you might need to do this one more time. This works for me everytime. Good Luck

Answer 41

soak in tepid water (not hot and not cold) with oxyclean-use more than it says. you can towel dry it then hang to dry. Then get the dryell cleaning starter kit- it has spot remover with pads to put under the stain while you rub the spot-cleaner on the stain. i used this on a silk jacket and it got a stain out. then, wash the shirt with tide. make sure the stain is out before putting it in the dryer or the heat from the dryer will set the stain for good. good luck

Answer 42

Make sure you have a pad of paper towels underneath the area of material that you are trying to get the stain out of. Lay the item face down and work from the back of the stain, to avoid pushing the marker contents further into the fibers.

Answer 43

The Tide pen. It worked for me on marker. My favorite shirt too. All I did was tell my husband I would have to go shopping and buy a new shirt and he worked his butt off trying to get the stain out and he did. He doesn't like me going shopping.

Answer 44

I agree with Anna V and Stephanie S, it will not happen, it is called "permanent marker" for a reason. Buy a new shirt!!!!!



Or the alternative: Leave the mark in and try to start a new fashion trend.

Answer 45

OK ,

This was on the news of my home page 9 Hr's ago and i wrote it down:



Landry: Stain's



Place the garment stain-side down on a stack of paper towel's. Spray with WD-40 and let set 5 minutes. Flip garmaent over and spray again. Rinse well-rub liquid dish soap into stain. Rinse again. Than wash in machine.

Answer 46

put tide w/bleach directly on the stain and let it soak for an hour or two. Turn your washing machine to the lowest water level with warm water, and put a cup of bleach in it with your blouse. Let it soak for an hour and turn your machine to wash, the stain should be gone, I know it works for getting out regular magic markers. If the stain doesn't come out, you can try finger nail polish remover.

Answer 47

Believe it or not, I did this and it works. Use MILK. You need to rub it with milk, and then wash it. then repeat. It takes a few times, but it comes out. I am not sure why. I had a shirt witha huge word written acorss the back, and the milk took care of it. Since milk works, if you want to be creative, perhaps the oil based things people suggest may work, or butter.

Answer 48

If its your favourite shirt than surely you wont mind spending alot of money to get it out! Anyway....Vanish stain removal or Rescue (sold in London England so not sure where else) Otherwise try and buy the same shirt again. These things happen im afraid....youl move on someday, its just clothes, the body is more precious than clothes. (Stated in the bible)

Answer 49

get a gray erase-able marker and rub over the blue permanent sharpie mark. repeat as required...being careful not to scuff up the cotton fiber. take your time and don't scrub too hard, try dabbing and blotting...then any excess gray should wash off.

it's saved me twice!!!! learned by accident when someone left a sharpie by the grease board and grabbed it by mistake...now i always check!

Answer 50

Use a paste consisting of OxyClean and enough water to make it thick. then use a toothbrush in circular motions and scrub the paste into the shirt, leave it on the shirt for about 6 hours, then rinse your shirt and repeat this step..it did get a red sharpie out of one of my gray shirts..

Answer 51

Tide to Go pen works on many stains but a permanent marker stain is designed to be permanent. You could put a decorative embellishment over it like a sequined butterfly patch.

Answer 52

Go to Wal-Mart or an auto parts store and get a can of BlueMagic. It works on just about everything. I have seven kids and I can't imagine life without it. It usually costs around $6 a can, but I have gotten it for less on sale at Advanced Auto.



It takes out blood, marker, tar, grease, you name it! I have used it on carpet, clothes, and canvas sneakers with excellent results.

Answer 53

Wow, you may indeed be doomed with sharpie, however, as a last resort, you can use this solution called OOPS!. It may be too powerful for the shirt, but its worth a try if the shirt is ruined with sharpie already.

Answer 54

For any stain suck as permanent marker or hair dye spary hair spray on it before you wash it as this will keep the mark on the surface so when you wash it, it should wash straight out. (it may take a couple of washers)

Or

Place the shirt in the sun for a few hours as this will bleach the mark so it fades out. (It will take sometime though)

Answer 55

Soak the shirt in water and sqeeze lemon into it. add a bit of tide and leave it for 4 to 5 hours. Rub on the stain and wash it. Put it to dry!!

Answer 56

there is a product i saw on television that will take out indelible marker ink.but in the meantime try using oxyclean just make a paste and apply it to the stained area. let it set for 10 or more hours then wash it off to check.do it again if you get results it may just be a matter of time.after that clorox

Answer 57

You should always have "L.O.C." ready for a challenge like yours. It was the very first product introduced by the legendary Amway Corp. back in 1959, it is still one of their most popular cleaning products. Liquid Organic Concentrate is what it stands for and it will do the job you require.



They have changed their name over the years, it is now called Access Business Group International LLC, Ada, Michigan 49355 and you will find local dealers just by asking around.



Personally, I believe L.O.C. is their best product, but they have thousands of others available. Go for it. You'll see!

Answer 58

I would try using ZOUT . It's a fairly new product. It is very good for getting tough stains out. Not sure about markers though. Anything to save a favorite shirt.

Answer 59

Waterless Hand Cleaner and a scrub brush. you can buy the cleaner at any hardware or automotive supply store. I got a Sharpie marker mark out of my favorite skirt. it took some time and a lot of scrubbing, but that stuff works wonders!

Answer 60

I haven't read the other replies...but try a "non oily hairspray" blot the area REPEATEDLY...with cloth or paper towels see if the ink transfers to this paper or cloth.. then rinse in cold water.....also...if you cannot remove the stain buy some fabric paint and make some "art" over the stained area....then it won't be a complete loss! Good luck!

Answer 61

There are too many answers here, and if you try them all, your shirt will come out tie dyed. How about turning that shirt into a pillow or keep it to lounge in and get you a new favorite shirt? I say it's time to go shopping! Meet me at the mall!

Answer 62

The thing I have always found that works is getting the tube of 'Stain Devils' for the relevant stain, doing what it says and then soaking it a little in Oxiclean and then washing it in the normal way with oxiclean in the machine

Answer 63

Try using palmolive dish soap directly on the stain and leave on over night in a bit of water then scrub it in the morning toss it in the washer works great on drease stains maybe work on marker?

Answer 64

Whatever ever you do don't mix Oxy clean and bleach it will blow up try spray and wash it got permant tye-dye off my hands that the teacher said would take a week to get out it works mircals on blood stains too (my brother the athlete) and wine out of the floor so try it!

Answer 65

I do not think it will come out but you may want to paint over it, dye it or decal over it...my daughter put a slash of red paint on a sweatshirt that had a stain and it looks great and other girls copied her...be a trend setter and not so uptight...it is cheeper to be origional. Madonna was made popular by wearing clothes from Goodwill. So did Cindy Lauper. know her?

Answer 66

Denatured Alcohol. Most paint and hardware stores have it.



Believe me, this will work. I was the Home Depot's Paint Pro for 5 1/2 years.

Answer 67

If it is a gray shirt then you may also want to try oxyclean it got the stain out of my favorite sweatpants had stain of black pen but its about 5 bucks plus taxes at

WAL-MART good luck !!

Answer 68

You can get pocket sized Stain Devils are they have several that are aimed at one specific type of stain.



There only small so they won't cost a lot.



If that fails, could you put a badge or sew a patch over the stain?



Good luck.

Answer 69

Since its permanent marker you have to use something with a solvent in it. I would try lighter fluid first then the tide to go pen after I had washed it but not dried.

Answer 70

Try Tide to Go, Oxi Clean, and if all else fails get a big GRAY sharpie to color over the blue!



:^)

Answer 71

this has happened to me before, and washing the shirt several times with Zout works well. Also, a tide pen may work, but it's not guaranteed. It kind of depends on the color of the shirt.

Answer 72

I once tried to bleach my shirt to get rid of a stain, the shirt was of blue colour, I ended having a shirt of black blue white shades

Answer 73

The day you find a solution to wash the stain out, the marker company shall not be able to label it 'PERMANENT'

Did you say it is a permanent marker?

Answer 74

Try goof off. It runs about 3 bucks a bottle. Or, pre- treat your shirt with lye soap, but be careful to only leave it on for about 2 minutes before washing. I use lye ( or "Grandma's") soap on all my stains ( you can buy it at the grocery store).

Answer 75

White Vinegar has bee know to do awesome things. Try find a website that has uses for Vinegar and see what you might can find. I know Reader Digest publish something not to long ago. Good luck and sorry to hear about your shirt.

Answer 76

I set up for concerts & conventions & am always getting sharpie on my clothes. I had been told to use ALOT of different things. I find that GOOF-OFF (yellow can w/ red letters, & you can get it from wal-mart) works very well. I've found that OXYCLEAN & WD-40 work well also!! Let me know how it comes out. Good Luck!!

Answer 77

Go to any grocery store(except WalMart) and get this stuff in a small yellow bottle. They sell it with the laundry stuff. There is a bottle for every kind of stain.Get the one that is for marker/ink stains. IT WORKS!TRUST ME!It has happened to me before and this stuff is a God sent!

Answer 78

I'm not sure if it will work for a shirt but mosquito repellent will remove permanent marker off just about every other surface

Answer 79

I have never been able to get permanent marker out of clothing.If the shirt is fairly new try finding another one just like it.Also you could wear it to clean,exercise or sleep in.

Answer 80

Permanent markers are just that – permanent - so they may not be able to be removed completely. You can lighten the stain significantly though, and may be able to lighten it enough that it will be hardly noticeable.

Answer 81

clear water, for emergency and rinsing between working. give the shirt a chance to rest, relax, and regroup before you pile more chemicals on the stain, or you could end up with a worse problem than you started out with... patience is the key to success..and a careful eye to tell if the problem is getting better or worse..

Answer 82

It is called PERMANENT marker for a reason. I think you should either use your creativity to hide the marker (like adding more marker or a patch), use it as pajamas or use it as a smock.



Good Luck! It's happened to my daughter about 2 times. I just had to trash it.

Answer 83

As others suggested, Tide To Go.

Not sure where the mark is located, is it possible to cover it with something? Is it possible to find who made the shirt and get it replaced...? Bummer, good luck!

Answer 84

Hair Spray, Clorox for Colors, alcohol, Tide, Shout, Spray and Wash, tons of other stuff. OxyClean.

Answer 85

Spray it with Hair Spray, the kind does not matter, let it sit for a few minutes and then fill a bowl with cold water and set that part of it in the cold water and then gone. I have done this many a time with my fave clothes.

Answer 86

hair spray will get permant markers strains out, the sprites kind not in a can, im a hair dresser works youll have to soak it place a paper towel under the stain first bet ya it works

Answer 87

Rubbing alcohol - my son drew me a lovely huge picture with permanent marker on my beige carpet. Rubbing alcohol took it out and didn't leave any stain or residue-lucky for me we were renting at the time.

Answer 88

mix tide-to-go, and 2 more stain-away solutions in a container. Then put the shirt in the washing machine, whilst stirring, then putting the solution in the washing machine. Then wash it on high.

Answer 89

Here are a few things that may work, alcohol, wd-40 , Lighter fluid, nail polish remover, tide to go, tilex with bleach. I find that the wd-40 works wonder for many things. So hope one of these will work. Good Luck. :)

Answer 90

Tide to go pen might work. Oxyclean also might work. Other than those 2 things, I really don't see a chance in saving your favorite shirt. Sorry. How did it happen?

Answer 91

There is a photographic Emulsion Cleaner called PEC-12.

this will work and is avilable at most Camera Stores or do a search online to find it.

Answer 92

If you have tried everithing else and nothing has worked, try hair spray puting a clean piece of cloth on the side of the stain and spraying on the oposite side of the stain... if the shirt is not too expensive buy a new one... sorry! :'-(

Answer 93

If it is a white shirt then try bleach.

Do not place in the dryer until your sure that the stain is out.

Once its in the dryer, its set for life.

Rewash before drying if the staiin is not completely out.

Answer 94

Definetly Clorox Bleach Pen. Ain't nothin' better.

Answer 95

OXI CLEAN!!!!!!

omg it got pink paint out of my lime green t-shirt..... and redwood stain out of my jeans. the sharpie will come out. they have it at walmart. :)



or, just buy some grey dye and dye the whole shirt again.....



if worst comes to worst, grab some colored scaps of fabric and make patches over it, and a couple other places.... or cover it up with a desighn from another loved tshirt thats completely worn out..... make a fashion statment. :)

Answer 96

Try stain removers, first. And if they don't work, use acetone. (Nail polish remover) It shouldn't damage a cotton mix, but check on a small inconspicuous spot first. The stuff works great!

Answer 97

Never used it myself that i can remember, but i had a friend who swore by hairspray to remove any stain. Just spray both sides of the stain with hairspray, then wash it. Hope it works for you; let me know if it does.

Answer 98

hi ya my daughter did the same thing to my fave pink t shirt my mother in law suggest milk weird i no soak it in milk for 24 hours . to my amazment it worked once youve done that put some washin up liquid on the place where it was and put it in a normal wash in the washing machine good luck

Answer 99

Try Spray n Wash, but if it does come out after you wash it keep re applying and re washing. Because if you dry it with the stain on there, the stain will never come out! Hope this helps!

Answer 100

you cant or at least i cant because im allergic to tide but if your not use that or take another marker of the same color shirt as you are wearing and go over it-just kidding



use some tide to go and some bleach or take it to the dry cleaners

Answer 101

Take it to the drycleaners. Believe the $5 or so spent is well worth it if it's your favorite shirt. They have special treatments to get spots out.

Answer 102

there no solution to ur problem, applying bleaches will only make the shirt look worse, i know i have experienced this situation but do ur self a favour go and do slap the person who stained ur shirt

Answer 103

do a google search for "didi seven" it is a non chlorine bleach that works for colors and gets any stain out... you have to mail order it for about $10 but it is VERY worth it!! i used it for getting india ink out of beige carpet... the stain was HUGE! but after didi seven, it was gone!



just make sure to use the hottest water available with it and rinse well after you clean the spot.



keep it on hand afterwards for those hard to clean monthly accidents too;)



susan

Answer 104

I would try a Dry cleaner. I'm not an expert, but I know they have chemicals that remove ink and marker. Good Luck

Answer 105

Try a product called Lestoil or Lestol, something like that. Works wonders.



Chuck

Answer 106

Try spraying the crap out of it with hairspray (something cheap, like Aquanet, will work best). When I was younger, I wrote all over my jeans with a marker (I believe it was permanent). When I got home, I sprayed them with hairspray, stuck them in the washer and they came out like new!

Answer 107

Permanent means just that. It usually wont come out. I would find a way to cover it up. Maybe a patch over it or make a design out of it.

Answer 108

Believe the $5 or so spent is well worth it if it's your favorite shirt. They have special treatments to get spots out.

Answer 109

Get a permanant marker pen which matches the color desired and color over the stained spot.

Answer 110

Use dawn dish washing soap, just rub a little on tha stain & wait like 3 mins, than put it in tha wash

Answer 111

MEK works everytime. For you non-chemists that is methyl-ethyl ketone. Soak for 10 minutes and then wash normally. Guaranteed to remove "permanent ink".

Use as quickly as possible for best results.

Answer 112

Go to a hardware store and get some iron out it is a stain remover you can use on cloths it is not very pricey.

Answer 113

Oxyclean or Tide to Go, other than that, nothing. Looks like you might have to buy a new shirt, which sucks, especially since it's your fave!

Answer 114

TRY SPRAYING IT WITH HAIRSPRAY, AND RUB GENTLY, IT WILL KINDA HAVE A MELTED LOOK JUST KEEP SCRUBBING , RINSE WITH COOL WATER, AND JUST KEEP SPRAYING WITH HAIR SPRAY. THEN USE TIDE TO GO ON IT, AND THEN WASH IT IN THE WASHER WITH TIDE. AS WASHING GO, IF NOT TOTALLY GONE IT WILL FADE EVENTUALLY. OTHERWISE USE OTHER SHARPIE COLORS AND DO SOME SCRIBBLES ON THE SHIRT TO MAKE IT LOOK UNIQUE.. GOOD LUCK.!

Answer 115

Either Tide to go, or Oxy Clean.. You can buy Oxy clean in grocery stores or the knock off that work just as well in the dollar stores..

Answer 116

So far, I don't see the real answer. Take some beach fortified toothpaste and scrub it with a toothbrush. Then wash it in tide bleach.

Answer 117

Nail Polish Remover took out of one of my blouses, but it was 85 percent cotton.

Answer 118

Try using hair spray on it and soak it in hot water with Oxyclean...That stuff works wonders...I had a dress that a pen exploded on and used that 3 years later and it got it clean...Hope that works, good luck.

Answer 119

your shirt is gray, so i wouldnt sugguest clorox bleaching it out.. however.. i sugguest getting tide w/ colorsafe bleach or anyother detergent W/ colorsafe bleach in it.. tide is one of the best products out there.. thats why its so pricy..sometimes you have to spend a lil more to get better results sweety.. unfortunately... Good Luck.. otherwise.. you might have to spend that money and buy a new one that looks like it.. :( all the best though.. :)

Answer 120

Take It To Get Dry Cleaned.

Answer 121

Try Oxyclean or Greased Lightening.

Answer 122

Try WD-40 it's probably your only solution for permanent marker.

Answer 123

Hairspray can get ink out. I do know for a fact that if you put it in the dryer it set a stain.

Answer 124

I have used hairspray before. My brother used a sharpie on my white comforter...and it came out...just use a small brush like a tooth brush and spray it on and scrub it, keep doing it till its completely gone...:)

Answer 125

Use lots of bleach but your fav shirt may be ruined it will be white. I hope u get ur stain out.

Answer 126

The clue here is "permanent."

That makes it nearly impossible to remove from anything.

However, there are a few products out there--in hardware and specialty stores--made to remove graffiti. It might work.

Answer 127

If you know anyone that is a Melaleuca customer or if you would like to become a Melaleuca customer, I can help you do so. they have a product called PreSpot that works MAGIC for real. IT has saved many of my favorite clothes. www.melaleuca.com

Answer 128

Try one of those cleaning sticks that are out on the market. If they don't work take it to a cleaners and see what they say

Answer 129

take a lime squeeze some one the area &pour some vinegar and rub with cut portion of lime and later wash with soap it will surely work as it worked for me pls email me after u have succeded

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Answer 130

gotta second or third or however many times it's been stated the Tide To Go pens, my friend has one of those, and it always comes to my rescue when she is near... I can be a pretty big slob.

Answer 131

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Answer 132

I agree with OxyClean and bleach. I've also used wasabi to remove permanet marker stains.



Good luck.

Answer 133

Go to ebay and buy an exact replica of your blouse. The put the other one in a ballon and let it go to the heavens.

Answer 134

I think it's probably permanent. You could try bleach, or maybe alcohol or nail polish remover. I really don't think it's coming out though, but good luck.

Answer 135

Use the Bleach Pen it worked when I had bad stains.

Answer 136

Use dish soap (sounds weird) but it works if you have a good brand like Dawn or Mr. Clean

Answer 137

Try oxyclean.. My daughter had wrote on my brand new coaches with permanent marker. I scrubbed it a little with oxyclean.. and poof it was gone.

Answer 138

Spray it with grease lightening. You find it in the cleaning isle of any grocer. This has been the best stuff ever for me. It works.

Answer 139

if the marker of the permanent nature is used it is very difficult to remove.please change your shirt to new one that is all.

Answer 140

try dabbing rubbing alcohol on the stain before u wash your shirt

Answer 141

USE THE TIDE TO GO STICK like they said.. get it at Vons or any place like that.. Grocery Stores and maybe DrugStores.. Then wash it

Answer 142

The Clorox bleach pen or soak in diluted bleach.

Answer 143

i would consider tide to go

since its gray Clorox pen isn't right since its a gray shirt so I'd consider washing it on cold with tide but first spray an wash it

Answer 144

Rubbing alcohol

Answer 145

try seltzer water than the tide stick then run it under extrmly hot water do it at home and buy some yellow rubber glovesto protect your hands will you wash

Answer 146

im sure this is a dumb question what color if white try that bleach pen if color try the oxy clean stuff dosent cost but 3 dollars should work if not i an tell you another email me

Answer 147

I do not know of any true solution but I would try hairspray. It works on the weirdest things.

Answer 148

Looks like you need to get a new favourite shirt..

Answer 149

Try using some Fabuloso it doesn't hurt your shirt like bleach does.

Answer 150

use Shouton it.spray iton let it sit then wash it.if the stain is not completely out yet dont dry yet repeat the process

Answer 151

a tide marker to go or tooth paist. ya it work get colgate and rubb it on the stain then wash it.

Answer 152

Hun your shirt is ruined!! That wont come out . that is why they call it a permanent marker hun cause it is permanent. it will have to fade out

Answer 153

Zout http://www.zout.com/ is the best stain remover I know of. But I don't know if the shirt can be saved...

Answer 154

Tide To Go - simpley amazing

Answer 155

Try spraying it with hairspray then wash with a detergent with bleach alternative

Answer 156

Clorox Bleach Pen -- or just buy a new shirt.

Answer 157

i just buy the same shirt over again if i really liked the shirt

Answer 158

I always use hairspray on ink stains. They come right out. If nothing else, it can't hurt for you to try it.

Answer 159

go to shops that sell true egyption cotton made clothes, that s the best cotton

Answer 160

Soak the spot in white vinegar overnight, it will go off for sure.

Answer 161

Try to use lemon and salt, put it in a sunny place, and then wash it as you normally would.

It has worked for me before.

Answer 162

well you can use mellaluca its an organic product and it gets the toughest stains out of my clothes so i would try that it is garrinted to work

Answer 163

Try the tide to go stuff. I live off it. It's in my lv as we speak.





http://www.tide.com/images/tidetogo/site/header_right.gif



You can buy it at a drug store or supermarket.

Answer 164

if the Tide to go doesn't work try color remover (find in laundry or dye section) but ONLY IF THE SHIRT IS WHITE!

Answer 165

shout works miracles but it wont come out all the way like it would if it was white cause if it was white you could use a clorox bleach pen

Answer 166

Spray hair spary on spot and throw it in the washer and wash regularly. Believe me it works.

Answer 167

the best trick i have ever learned: hair spray or spritz. spray it on, let it sit for a minute, and start scrubbing w/ soap. you may need to repeat. it has worked for me for markers, ink, etc.

Answer 168

Buy a new shirt. Or dye it black!!! Or never use permanent marker again...

Answer 169

Try a pump hair spray on it, not aerosol spray and then wash it out with soap.

Answer 170

According to this article, Oxy-clean is the only way to get rid of it.



http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Ink-Spots

Answer 171

Try the Tide to go pen.

Answer 172

Soak spot in rubbing alcohol.

Answer 173

Acetone.

Answer 174

i think u first remove the stain using ALCHOUL OR SPIRIT type solution and then rinse it with cold water then wash it with tide..

simply..stain will gone..

Answer 175

You can't. It might fade over time a little bit, but it will never go away. Same thing happen to me.

Answer 176

The word "permanent" in your question seems to be a dead give away. Is this a trick question?

Answer 177

ok, the same thing happened to me once, wat u have to do isturn the shirt inside out, is it stained? if it isn't, then cut of the sleaves and wear it like that. second,if it is then use a bleach pen and that will do the trick!

Answer 178

buy a new shirt & pretend the other shirt never existed. i use this technique on boyfriends too...works great

Answer 179

I had the same problem , someone told me fingernail polish remover, I trid it, it worked for me. but not sure about colored shirt my shirt was white, poly. good luck.

Answer 180

LOOK I WENT TO WALMART> THAT SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME> I FOUND A PATCH THAT LOOKED LIKE A CAT AND I SEWED it on. 20 people wanted that cat patch . AND i saved my shirt too. They have all kinds of sew on patches. good luck!

Answer 181

...um...... first soak it with ice then wash in warm water then hang dry and use a tide 2 go marker it works!

Answer 182

if its white try clorox and i promise it will come out but if it is another color try gain or tide or what i will do is washed it my self first and then take it to the laundry so the color that you left is going to come off

Answer 183

sharpie is hard to get out of clothes but design it using ur creavtivity and maybe it won't look that bad.

Answer 184

I cannot eat a hot dog that has been microwaved. You can cook it over a fire or on the grill. The length of time you grill, boil, microwave, or cook over a fire will change the taste.

Answer 185

Try the clorox bleach pen or clorox stain out.

Answer 186

you may want to research in this site....below... i've had to remove some stains in the past and their tips were the solution... good luck

Answer 187

i have the best remedie!!! besides buying a new shirt lol

use dawn dish soap...soak over nite....than wash in washer machine :)

Answer 188

The elders from my home town swear if you spray hair spray on it. it will take out any stain.

Answer 189

draw over the mark with a dry-erase pen and it should wash out.

Answer 190

Buy a new shirt and get over it.

Answer 191

Woolite Oxy Deep, it will disappear before your eyes and its also great for upolstery and carpet!

Answer 192

USAdvanage

Answer 193

I use shout.

My mom uses shout for anything and it takes all the marks out.

Hope it helps!!

Answer 194

spray hairspray on it. the alcohol will help the stain break down

Answer 195

Try tide or the beach pen probably would work.

Answer 196

Try peroxide and warm water followed by soaking it it cool water.

Answer 197

Eucalyptus oil.

Answer 198

color the entire shirt with the same marker.

Answer 199

i dont think your going to get it out. my sons in K and he ruined soooo many shirts the same way. we just made him wear them anyway, sorry!

Answer 200

Try Shout!

Answer 201

you can get it out with that new tide marker usually found in grocie stores!

Answer 202

If you just cant get it out and refuse to toss it, just put some wht out on it, just a thought.

Answer 203

ok believe it or not, i did this per a book i have

get some WD- 40 THIS IS WHAT THEY USE TO CLEAN ENGINES ETC,



PUT WD-WO ON GENTLY RUB INTO FABRIC LET IT SIT A WHILE,

THEN GET DAWN DISH WASHING LIQUID AND WASH IT OFF, IT WORK

Answer 204

i feel sorry for the person who got permanent marker on their shirt.there is no absolute way to get that stain off.(believe me i had the experience)

Answer 205

if tide to go dont work try lemon juice. i did it last time on my white shrit and it worked. but i had to wash the shrit again.

Answer 206

Have u tried using bleach?

Answer 207

hairspray then soak it and then use pure soap like Ivory bar soap keep doing this repeatdly

Answer 208

nail polish remover...put a little on a paper towel and rub gently....works perfectly...have had to do it several times

Answer 209

I would use Tide to Go. Carry it in your purse, it works w/ food, drinks, etc.

Answer 210

I'm pretty sure you can't remove it.

The Sharpies are PERMANENT ink, and boy, do they mean it.

Answer 211

http://www.tide.com/staindetective/solutionDirect.jhtml?solutionID=188&VC=3230600201



This website gives you the "scoop" on that "goop." Good luck

Answer 212

ill get you a new shirt and itll be your favorite. try dying the shirt to its orig. color.

Answer 213

why dont u try awasome. it is a yellow liquid that gets stanes out of enything

Answer 214

Try Hairspray and run it under water immediately after...TRUST ME!

Answer 215

Try bleach

Answer 216

Use thinner or nail polish remover :) I bet it works :) Good luck :)

Answer 217

Hairspray!!! It has always worked with getting stuff off of my son's clothes........

Good luck

Answer 218

Try rubbing alcohol.

Answer 219

You've fot to Shout it out !

otherwise

wash it in Woolite.....

Answer 220

isopropyl alcohol (first aid rubbing alcohol) will dissolve the ink and leave your shirt unscathed. you will need to use plenty though.

Answer 221

if it is perm. ink, i don't think it will come out. but my suggestion is to call a dry cleaning shop-- they might be able to get it out for you or tell you how to do it yourself.

Answer 222

good luck trying your best bet is to take it to a dry cleaners

Answer 223

soak it in your regular detergent for several days in a small tub

Answer 224

I very much love my shout gel

Answer 225

try hairspray it works for ink put you can give it a try just rub on it with it

Answer 226

hair spray works wonders

Answer 227

tide to go works wonders

Answer 228

Bleach or boiling might do it if all else fails

Answer 229

If you've seen "MY Big Fat Greek Wedding" you would use Windex.

Answer 230

just by a new shirt no1 will knoe

Answer 231

try tide that is the best I use it most of the time or you can use shout

Answer 232

well,if you ain't ruined by usins these other suggestions,try warm salt water soak.

Answer 233

try finger nail polish remover

Answer 234

same thing happen to me soke it into oxi clean all night then dry it

Answer 235

its called permanent for a reason

Answer 236

try using hairspray,if that doesnt work buy RID dye and dye it white again.

Answer 237

try "LESTOIL" that stuff is great!!! the down side is that it has a strong industrial smell that kind of lingers

Answer 238

just use fingernail polish assatone it gets everything out

Answer 239

Try kerosene first if not use petrol it may work..

Answer 240

gently wash it yourself and dry it with something W wind

Answer 241

Try Oxyclean. It is really good.

Answer 242

Wash it over and over again or use tide to go. :D if it doesn't work its okay.

Answer 243

u aint neva gonna get that staiun out.

Answer 244

bath and body works soap

Answer 245

buy a new shirt

Answer 246

try oxi clean

or bleach

if that doesn't work you can always buy the same one.

Answer 247

water

Answer 248

Have you tried Zout?

Answer 249

hairspray and citrus degreaser. secret recipe, passed onto you.

Answer 250

use agray marker and write on it

Answer 251

try the clorex or tide bleach pen it's great

Answer 252

throw it away and see if you can find a replacement on e-bay

Answer 253

those clothing bleach pens (tide to go)

Answer 254

ASK UR MOM they know everything

Answer 255

i think u should try tide becuaseit better

Answer 256

TRY THE CLOROX BLEACH PEN IT WORKED FOR ME

Answer 257

oxy clean with tide!

Answer 258

oxy clean

Answer 259

Get the same top again! (And be careful)

Answer 260

rubbing alcohol

Answer 261

buy some gray dye and dye the spot

Answer 262

try lemon juice or bam

Answer 263

paint thinners

Answer 264

oxxe clean

Answer 265

use those shout/oxy clean pens

Answer 266

buy a new t-shirt

Answer 267

wash it then dry it see how it goes

Answer 268

nail polish remover... enough said

Answer 269

Well i'd say use tide

Answer 270

use a color safe bleach. should get it out

Answer 271

alcohol

Answer 272

hairspray

Answer 273

i would use spray-in-wash duel power it work great

Answer 274

You make me want to SHOUT, throw my hands up and SHOUT, SHOUT SHOUT!

Answer 275

wach it with bleach

Answer 276

cant come on...no way in the world..

Answer 277

greased lightning!

Answer 278

SHOUT!!!! THEN THROW IT IN THE WASHING MACHINE THINGY!!!

Answer 279

try tide

Answer 280

It's gone.....buy a new one

Answer 281

tye dye it baby!

Answer 282

i wouldnt know, so i think you should just buy a new faorite shirt..

Answer 283

hairspray in the can

Answer 284

RTY VANISH SOAP

Answer 285

put your hands into it

Answer 286

use rubbing alchohol

Answer 287

Hairspray.. :D

Answer 288

oxyclean

Answer 289

use bleach if its white

Answer 290

you dont get it out thats why its called PERMENENT!

Answer 291

buy new one just like it.

Answer 292

Put soda on it !! I did it once!!!

Answer 293

hand wash it

Answer 294

uuh hair spray sometimes works........

Answer 295

try oxy-clean

Answer 296

u cant

Answer 297

bleach it

Answer 298

jenny's right, i am afraid. sorry

Answer 299

EASY OUT BAM!!!!!!

Answer 300

you cant honey

Answer 301

You can't.

Answer 302

use color bleach

Answer 303

baby wipes with aloe.......and whash it.

Answer 304

tie-dye it.

Answer 305

Try bleaching it if not.....i i dunno or you can tie dye it or put that tide to go thing on it i dunno I NEVER know

Answer 306

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Answer 307

get it dyed....:)