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Can you get ink off a white dress shirt or do I just get a another shirt to replace this one?
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I haven't tried it - but my sister (a nurse) says the docters use hydrogen peroxide to get ink stains out of their shirt pockets. If you try it, let me know if it works! (this is my first post, I signed up just to share this tip )
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My uneducated guess is NO.
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I'm a stain queen.
For ink use hairspray. That's right, hairspray. Spray it on and let it sit a while. You'll start to see the ink "lift" to the top of the fibers. Then just throw the garment into the wash as usual. |
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Thanks for the tips! Welcome ISAYHI!
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There is something called Amodex - it's to my knowledge, the best thing available to remove many difficult ink stains.
http://www.amodexink.com/index2.html |
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I have had luck with the Carbona brand of stain removers-they make an ink specific one. Not 100%, but saves at least half the clothes I try to rescue-
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Could not get the stain out! It set. Oh well!
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I tried the hairspray first. Nothing. I think it may have set already.
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This product is available Walmart, Kmart, etc., and it does work well. Here is their marketing blurb:
How to treat laundry problems with De-Solv-it® Citrus Solution™ When using any product with laundry, first check for colorfastness of fabric (in an inconspicuous area). Apply De-Solv-it® CITRUS SOLUTION™ to both sides of fabric and work gently to blot and remove. Rinse any remaining residue under faucet before reapplying and laundering. Apply TIDE® liquid detergent (recommended) on problem area before laundering. Detergent actually helps lift challenge and De-Solv-it® from colorfast material in wash cycle. Basically the Desolvit dissolves the stain, but then you have to get the desolvit out. Soak in desolvit, gently use a toothbrush to help penetrate, and keep a towel under the fabric to help absorb anything coming through. I use Shout on the Desolvit myself, anything that cuts grease well works. You can hand rinse with detergent and water, and repeat if necessary. Launder/dry after the stain is gone. I've done this on DH's shirt and pants. Even ones he's already washed and dried [Also used it to get paint off of carpet, etc. Once the problem is dissolving, you have to blot it up quite a bit, but it's the blotting up with soap and water that really pulls it all out.] |
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Solvent-Sensitive Inks (Ball Point, Markers and Felt-Tips) Sponge area around stain with rubbing alcohol (or cleaning fluid) before applying the alcohol directly on stain (to keep the ink from spreading). Place stained fabric face down on clean paper towels and apply more alcohol to the back of stain. Replace paper towels frequently. Rub stain using Wisk Liquid and rinse thoroughly. Wash with Wisk in hottest water safe for fabric. Note: Check a hidden seam for color change before treating with alcohol or cleaning fluid. |
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I tried hairspray and alcohol too didnt come off but I tried this cleaning utinsil called lysol w bleach and as soon as I sprayed it the stain came out in a instant. Btw I did it bc I had bought this pretty white shirt and I didnt notice the stain :/ but I got it remived and finally I can wear it
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