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How do you get biro scribble off vinyl?

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suzywong · 05/03/2005 12:10

You know how it is
small boy, biro, kitchen chair upholstered in cream vinyl.... dh had a wig out and I calmly said, oh yeah I'll get it off don't worry.

HELP!

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thedogmother · 05/03/2005 12:27

Would rubbing it with milk work? This is meant to work for biro on clothes, so maybe?

Or you might have to try Stain Devils if you can get it where you are.

rickman · 05/03/2005 12:31

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purpleturtle · 05/03/2005 12:36

Having started the other biro thread of the day, I am concluding that the answer is: you can't At least ours was only a doll.

Freckle · 05/03/2005 12:42

have you tried a wet wipe? They seem to cope with most things.

suzywong · 05/03/2005 12:47

oh my word, that's a lot of answers and a lot of things to try.

Sorry to hear you have had biro devastation purpleturtle (do you live in Mornington Crescent btw?). I'll try the milk and the hairspray and the milk, wet wipes and nailpolish ain't shifting it.

thanks

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starlover · 05/03/2005 21:50

i got biro off a doll using milk!

CathB2 · 08/03/2005 12:09

WD40 gets crayon off paint (use sparingly) , it may be worth a go if you cant shift it any other way.

This is my only household tip..

Snugs · 08/03/2005 12:12

You can get special vinyl cleaner - just can't remember the name of it at moment. Will ask dh, they use it at work.

chipmonkey · 08/03/2005 12:43

Try toothpaste! I used it to get biro off a doll and it worked

Snugs · 08/03/2005 12:44

DH is going to try to find out name of product - the stuff he has has been decanted into a plain container!

He did say though to go to any motorist supply shop - so many cars have vinyl upholstery/roofs that they sell specialist products.

suzywong · 08/03/2005 12:45

right, will try toothpaste
tried eucalyptus oil as the Aussies recommend in for absolutely bloody everything as a matter of national pride but no luck

thanks

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humphrey · 08/03/2005 19:43

What about bicarbonate Soda it got crayon off my walls eventually had to rub it for quite a while but eventually all came off

Caligula · 08/03/2005 19:45

Do all these substances also work for leather?

(DD is always drawing on the leather sofas)

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