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GuestIf the nail polish remover does not have acetone, this should cut
down on the removal of the finish.
— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, John and Roxanne McLain>
> Hello,>
> You could try the magic eraser for starters. If that doesn’t work,
you could try fingernail polish remover. I would rinse the floorimmediately after using it, as it may take up a bit of the finish.
But that would be better than the ink marks. We’ve used fingernail
polish remover to get the sharpie off of skin. Hope this helps.>
> Good luck,
> Roxanne>
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> To: Budget101_@…: mstclark@…: Wed, 30 May 2007 14:41:58+0000Subject: Budget101.com : Hello
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> Hello.I’m not really new to the group, however I’ve never posted. Isit back and read alot. everyone has such wonderful ideas that are so
very helpful – and i’m truly appreciative.regarding ink stains: my
son got a black and red sharpie and wrote on hard wood floors! ithought that the hair spray would work on this ink, as well, but it
does not.anyone have any idea what i can use to get this out??any
suggestions would be very much appreciated!thank you!tonya(josh’smom)
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