Remover Stain Eraser
Permanent marker stain !! Help Please!?

I have a Winx Layla Doll and I accidentally spilled nail polish remover on her face which caused all of the paint on her face to come off. The first thing that came off were her eyebrows so i tried to draw them back on with a black sharpie. Well now I want her face to have no paint on it so that I can paint it over myself but the sharpie won't come off!

I used nail polish remover ( again ), Toothpaste, Alchol, a dry erase marker , an eraser, Hairspray, and Lysol Spray and it still won't come off! She looks basically like this, their the same doll just different clothes http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l191/tecna_rox/layladoll.jpg

magic eraser by mister clean, that should take sharpie off of vinyl.

For More Remover Stain Eraser Info Click On The Blue Links Below

We've all been there. Your cleaning out some basement or old closet, and you stumble on a bag of musty old coins. They smell bad and they look disgusting. But they are still money, but you would like to get them in a little better shape. What should you do?

First, the best thing is to step back and make sure you want to do anything at all. Some of those old coins can be fairly valuable, and cleaning them will devalue them as much as 90&. They like keeping that old patina in place. So take the time to look at them enough to identify them, and then use a coin guide or take them to a coin dealer to make sure that you don't have the family heirlooms in the bag.

If you've determined the coins are simply old, and not valuable, then your can move on to actually cleaning the coins. If you look around the web, you can find a whole host of ideas on how to clean a copper penny. But make sure you are cleaning a copper penny. Since 1982, pennies have been minted with 97.5% zinc and only 2.5% copper. This was done as the price of copper kept climbing, and it was not going to be long until the copper content of a penny was worth more than the face value of the penny.

But zinc reacts differently than copper to some of the popular cleaning approaches to cleaning pennies, and in this case differently means that it will degrade more quickly, so any solution using acids or other reactive agents would best not be used on the newer pennies.

There are a whole host of ideas on cleaning pennies. Some ideas include:

Rubbing them clean with pencil erasers

Mixing a solution of vinegar and salt and soaking them

Using taco sauce as a cleaning agent

Using a brass cleaner such as Brasso

Using a wire brush with a small tool like a Dremel tool

Now some of these ideas will work much better than others. But others are actually destructive to the coins, reducing the coin's value...

We explore in more detail how to clean a penny, identifying those that work the best and are least destructive. We also cover other how to ideas on our blog.

Many thanks for reading our Remover Stain Eraser article

Tagged with: • •