Removing Ink Stains from Clothes
Removing ink stains from clothing can be a daunting task – but it doesn’t have to be! Here are some tips to help you tackle ink stains efficiently.
Using Hairspray
- Spray the affected area with hairspray: Aim the hairspray can at an angle, so it runs over the ink stain and saturates it.
- Scrub the stain: Use a clean, white cloth to gently scrub the stained area, in a circular motion. Keep rubbing until the stain begins to fade.
- Wash the clothes: After scrubbing the stain, launder the clothing as normal. Use cold water to avoid setting the stain.
Using Rubbing Alcohol
- Saturate a cloth with rubbing alcohol: Dampen a cloth with rubbing alcohol and press it against the ink spill. Wait for about a minute for the alcohol to start softening the stain.
- Scrub the stain: Use the cloth to scrub the stain, in a circular motion. Keep up the circular motion until the stain begins to fade.
- Wash the item. Launder the item as normal, using cold water.
Using Lemon Juice
- Place the stained clothing on a hard surface: This can be a tabletop, countertop, etc.
- Dab the stain with lemon juice: Using a cotton swab, dab the lemon juice onto the ink stain. Be sure to saturate it completely.
- Scrub the stain: Use a clean, white cloth to scrub the ink stain, using circular motions. Continue scrubbing until the stain begins to fade.
- Wash the clothing: After scrubbing the stain, launder the clothing as normal. Use cold water to avoid setting the stain.
With these tips, you can remove ink stains from clothing without the hassle. Just remember to act quickly and use the best method for the job. Good luck!