How Do You Remove Red Grease Pencil Marks?
Removing red grease pencil marks can be a daunting task. Because the markings are grease-based, they may not respond to typical cleaning solutions. The red pigment in the pencil makes the job particularly difficult because it doesn’t blend well into most surfaces. There are several tactics you can try to remove red grease pencil from different surfaces. The pencil most likely will not come up off of many cloth items, but can be peeled away from furniture, floors and carpets in most instances. Wipe the red grease pencil marks lightly with a soft rag to remove any excess dirt or dust from the area. Do not press down hard enough to smear the grease pencil stain, as that will only make things worse. Place an ice pack on the grease pencil stain for five to 10 minutes. Lift up the ice pack, then attempt to scrape up the red grease pencil marks with a butter knife. This works best on solid surfaces, such as wood flooring, tile and furniture. Squirt 1 tsp. of mild dish soap into a bowl and fil
