The first step is to determine what type of marker was used. Permanent markers can be either oil-based or water-based, and you’ll need to know which you’re dealing with when you attempt to remove the ...

There are times in the world of signage and labeling when nothing short of a bold, indelible line will do. The right tool for the job is a permanent marker, which works on a number of surfaces (paper, ...

When my kids were little, I did my very best to hide all our permanent markers where they couldn't get to them. But somehow ...

A few tricks can make Sharpie or permanent marker ink last longer on fabric. Although Sharpie marks are called "permanent markers, " they will eventually fade through wear and washings. One of the ...

Permanent marker will eventually fade with regular washing and natural oils from your pores. If you use home remedies, make sure to avoid anything you’re allergic or sensitive to. You may also consult ...

Do you keep a bunch of dried out Sharpies wasting space in your pen holder? DIY blog The Art of Doing Stuff suggests you can often revive a permanent marker by soaking it in rubbing alcohol. All you ...

Permanent markers aren’t so permanent after all. All that’s required to peel the ink from glass is the surface tension of water and a little patience, scientists report. When glass marked with ...

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We report a vesicular reaction close to patch-test sites that had been previously marked with an Edding 3000 permanent marker. A 42-year-old housewife and teacher came to our allergy department ...