Ink Stain Removal for Clothes Quick and Safe Using These Proven StepsRubbing alcohol is great for getting permanent ink out of clothing, leather and other fabrics. To remove water based ink, you may use a dishwashing liquid and water. STEP 1: Make a mixture of water and dishwashing liquid in a large bucket. STEP 2: Apply a small amount of dishwashing liquid directly on the stain. Immerse the clothing in the soapy water and allow it to soak for 30 minutes. STEP 3: Check the stain. If it is still visible, allow it to soak longer. STEP 4: Launder as usual. For removing permanent ink from laundry or fabric: STEP 1: Place an absorbent cloth under the stained clothing as you work with it. Place the clothing, stain side down, on the cloth. STEP 2: Using a clean white cloth, moisten the cloth with rubbing alcohol and blot the stain. As you blot, do not touch the stain more than one time with the same section of the blotting cloth; you do not want to spread the stain. STEP 3: Change the cloth under the fabric as it gathers alcohol and ink so that the stain does not spread underneath. STEP 4: Continue treatment until the stain is gone, then launder as usual. *If the stain persists, change both cloths and blot with acetone (except on acetates) or you may use turpentine.
Removal ink from carpet and upholstery
can be done using a slightly different method. Return to the home page from Ink Stain Removal for Clothes.
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