Question

Edit: The hairspray worked :) Thanks so much xxx Our toddler decided to decorate our new furniture  any ideas how to get the pen off? Thanks xxxx

Answer 1

Try that magic eraser thing

Comments

@yukoyukon that's what I thought x

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Thankyou :) Do you know where they sell them? Xx

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Home bargains sell them Sainsbury’s b&m most places have them

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Yeah most places

Answer 2

Hairspray  x

Answer 3

Oh or WD40 x

Comments

@varnado I tried that, no luck :( xx

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@kingcup oh no. maybe the magic eraser and the hairspray too then xx

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@kingcup Pink Stuff or Elbow Grease are ace too xx

Answer 4

Fairy liquid always works for me, the bubbly the better x

Comments

Or maybe try pink stuff spray x

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@numerical7 I tried fairy, no luck :( xx

Answer 5

Get the magic white sponges Tesco/Asda sell them, I'm a cleaner in a school you'd be amazed what we get off with them.  

Answer 6

I used hairspray on my cream leather sofa and that worked, try that. X

Answer 7

Perfume x

Answer 8

One of those magic sponges. They work wonders.  

Answer 9

White toothpaste

Answer 10

Alcohol hand gel x

Answer 11

Magic eraser or abit of cif cream cleaner

Answer 12

Flash magic eraser or similar

Answer 13

Hairspray! X

Answer 14

Elbow grease spray

Answer 15

I've just tried the hairspray and IT WORKED! Thanks so much, I would never have thought of that xx

Answer 16

Hand sanitizer works a treat on pen

Answer 17

Try hand sanitizer

Answer 18

Toothpaste for the cupboards, eBay for the child

Comments

Noooooooo, not ebay. you made the child therefore they go on Etsy :D :D :D

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Although technically with that behaviour it should be given away on gumtree  

Answer 19

Mayonnaise takes it off walls , worth a try on wood