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Okay, take a deep breath. Just follow the instructions on the rest of this page and you'll not need to worry about that big, dark blot on your clothing!
First, keep the ink from setting in further. If you have not already done so, get up from the computer and soak the garment in cold water, ice water is best.
Many of us have had that frustrating experience of leaving an ink pen in a pocket, and having it leak... sometimes all over everything in the dryer!
The key to ink removal on fabric:
Remember that dry heat accelerates staining. Cold moistness decelerates and inhibits stains from setting into your fabric.
So dunk your garment in water, wring it out, and stick it in the freezer.
Once the ink is merrily on the way to it's freezing point, you can take a breath and relax for a minute... the progress of the stain has been arrested for now.
Now, there is nothing that compares to O-95 for removing most ink stains. Order some O-95 Ink Stain Dissolver, and request overnight delivery. If the results don't thrill you, send it back and we return your money, no questions asked.
Remove the garment from the freezer and let it thaw until you have easy access to the location of the stain. If the stain goes all the way through your garment and comes out the other side, then you'll want your garment thawed to where you can access both sides.
On an inconspicuous portion of the garment, apply 1 drop of O-95, wait 1 minute, then pat dry. Inspect the area carefully. If you are convinced that O-95 is safe to use on your garment, then read on! Otherwise, return the o-95 for a full refund.
Using a clean rag, daub full-strength undiluted O-95 onto the stain, both sides if possible, until the stain is saturated. DO NOT RUB. Results should be apparent within seconds.
If your stain is not gone within one minute, gently clasp and shake the garment under cold tap water. If this does not work, return your garment to your freezer, return the O-95 to us for a full refund, and contact a dying service. They can often bleach and re-dye a stain to it's original color. Check your phone book or the Internet.
Do NOT steam clean or use warm water! Heat will set the stain, making nearly impossible to get out. And remember that friction causes heat, so don't go rubbing and scrubbing!
Your statisfaction is guaranteed. Remember... if O-95 doesn't remove the stain to your complete satisfaction, we refund your money, no questions asked. AND O-95 Ink Stain Dissolver is gentle on your fabrics... other remedies can't guarantee that they won't harm your clothing while removing the ink!
If you are still left with a stain, check the 'Technical Details' link below. If after that your stain is still visible, your best recourse may be a professional bleach and re-dye job, where a professional cleaner will bleach the stain out of your garment, then dye the spot to match the rest of your fabric. Ask your professional cleaner.
But what have you got to lose by trying O-95 Ink Stain Dissolver? Nothing! If it works, you've spent a LOT less than calling in a pro, and if it doesn't work, you get your money back AND you can call in the cleaner! Click 'Buy Now'!
Let us know how it worked!
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 Technical details about this product ...| B>Detailed instructions: | | | Remove as much of the ink as possible by blotting with a clean white paper towel and scraping with a dull knife. | | Apply undiluted O-95 Ink Stain Dissolver to a clean white cloth, white paper towel, or cotton ball. | | Blot gently until either the spot is gone or no more ink transfers to the cotton or the towel. | | If you must rub, do so VERY gently, and only in one direction. Friction causes heat which will set the stain and make it darn near impossible to remove. Circular rubbing can quickly destroy fabric texture. | | If the stain is still visible, moisten the stained area with a solution of 3% hydrogen peroxide and let stand for one hour. Blot and repeat until the stain is gone or no more ink transfers to the cloth. No rinsing is necessary... sunlight converts dried hydrogen peroxide to water. | | Blot dry. Place several clean white paper towels on a flat surface such as a table or ironing board. Lay the garment on the paper towels so that the stained area comes into direct contact with the towels. Place another layer of several paper towels on TOP of the stain. Weigh them down with a heavy object such as a phone book. Any remaining stain will wick up through the fabric and be absorbed by the paper. | | After the material has dried, remove it from the paper towels and brush gently to restore texture. | |
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How to remove ink stains from clothes
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| Home Remedies | | Use at your own risk! | | Cheap hairspray has been know to dissolve some types of ink stain. Make sure you test on an inconpicuous section of cloth before trying! |
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 | Awwww! ISN'T that SWEET!
One of the CUTEST ink stain stories you've ever heard! Look real close, just below the pocket. Then click the photo to get the whole, precious story.
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