I apologize that this blog isn't about education at all, but it is summer. :-) Well, I feel like I have been doing home improvement stuff all day every day and I'm ready to be done. I started with painting the living room and finally finished it! YAY! It used to be a sage green and now it is a more neutral color called basket beige.
Unfortunately, as the living room was tore up and getting painted, the kitchen wood floor got wet and buckled up. Another project-ripping the wood floor up.
So my living room and kitchen were a disaster. I am the type of person that likes to have things in their place and when it isn't I get a little stressed. Now, over half the kitchen floor is tore out and I'm also painting the kitchen. Here is the problem, under the wood floor there is a laminate that could be used, but there is some permanent marker on parts of it. My husband had to install a couple of dishwashers and got tired of trying to take the floor out by it and remember where the pieces went back. Therefore, he labeled the wood pieces and the laminate flooring with the permanent marker.I have been trying everything to try to get it off. I searched the internet and tried the following:
1. rubbing alcohol
2. WD40
3. Goof off
4. Colgate whitening toothpaste with scope-yes I tried it because someone online said that it worked for them.
5. Magic Eraser
So far, I have found nothing that has worked. I really don't want to have to put a new floor down when the one that is down is usable.
Anyone have any suggestions of how I could get the permanent marker out?