![]() It almost felt like I was performing a magic trick as I watched it lift it away from the fabric. Who would have known, right?! I figured if it did the trick on their white couch, then I had a pretty good chance of it working on my daughter’s sweater dress too.Īnd hurray, hurray! It did the trick! I could hardly believe it, but it removed every trace of dry erase marker on that dress. Thankfully, one of my mom friends heard about the dilemma and came to my rescue! Her daughter had recently gotten dry erase marker on their white couch, and after trying different things, she discovered that Murphy’s Oil Soap did the trick! ![]() Then just in case, I also experimented with Shout and some Fuller Brush stain remover that I had on hand. With little hope, I tried Fels Naptha, my favorite inexpensive stain treater that typically will remove almost any stain, but of course, it did nothing. So as soon as we got home, I got to work trying to figure out if there was any chance of saving the dress. I know that often the longer a stain sets, the harder it is to treat. ![]() And bless her heart, she didn’t think about where all that marker went as she was moving around and her beautiful dress showed the results. As I turned to answer her, I was horrified to discover bright red spots of marker several places on the front of the cream colored sweater dress that she was wearing.Īpparently, she and some of her friends were playing in a side room and were using the Expo dry erase markers to draw on the whiteboard. I was chatting with one of my friends after church the other Sunday when my daughter came running over to tell me something.
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