Removing Permanent Marker off Dishes
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Rather than rubbing alcohol, try denatured alcohol (get it at your hardware store). If that does not work try acetone. Be careful with these as they have strong fumes and use rubber gloves. Unless the plate is porous, they should work fine.
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You may also apply hydrogen peroxide directly on the surface and leave it for a few minutes. Hydrogen peroxide is an oxidizer and is also used as a bleaching agent that will loosen the marker.
If hydrogen peroxide doesn’t work, you can also try alcohol. After doing so, scrub the surface again with a nylon pad.
If hydrogen peroxide doesn’t work, you can also try alcohol. After doing so, scrub the surface again with a nylon pad.
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I mark on glass with Sharpies all the time when creating a stained glass window. Alcohol removes it. I've never had a problem removing the numbers from each piece when finished. I have foamy glass cleaner in a can for polishing.
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