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How to remove permanent marker from kitchen cabinet doors

Baby Girl loves drawing on our kitchen cabinet doors when she thinks I’m not watching, but going forward it will be much easier to remove her cheeky kitchen drawings.

Flash has launched a new range of Flash Magic Eraser re-usable cleaning sponges for stubborn stains, and they even work on pen marks on the walls and permanent marker stains.

Yesterday I went to the Good Housekeeping Institute to test the new products, and I was amazed at how effective they were. I tested Flash Magic Eraser Extra Power on black permanent marker on a white surface and even that was easy to wipe off!

(Always follow usage instructions on the pack and keep away from children)

Tags: Cleaning, Drawing, Flash, Household products, Permanent marker, Stain remover, Toddler

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