| 70% isopropyl alcohol removes permanent marker from non-porous surfaces. I found these empty pump bottles for fingernail polish remover at my local dollar store (in two sizes). I have also found them on Amazon for around 4/$10. I labeled the bottle with a sticker and covered it with clear packing tape to protect the label. |  |
| Fill the pump bottle with rubbing alcohol. Use a cotton ball or a cotton round to depress the pumper. I like the cotton rounds because you can store them by stacking them neatly on top of the bottle. Opening the cap and pumping can easily be done with one hand. |  |
| Rub the permanent marker with the cotton round, pumping more rubbing alcohol as needed. |  |
| Black permanent marker comes off more easily than red permanent marker, which tends to stain. I am removing permanent marker from laminated cardstock with a magnet on the back. I use these tags on my metal door where I keep a running calendar. This is my metal door. I keep it updated with important event information. Parents like to take a picture of the door for easy reference. Calendar Headers are available free from Ashley Sanderson's Teachers Pay Teachers store. (They have been updated since I printed them up.) Link is here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Calendar-Headers-seasonal-658131 |   |
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