To wash an ink stain from clothes is a rather troublesome business, but still doable. These contaminants can be removed at home. The main thing is not to delay this matter, but to proceed to remove the blots as quickly as possible.
Instruction manual
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Take table salt. Lay the clothes soiled up on a flat surface and sprinkle this area with salt. Then fill the contaminated area with lemon juice. Then rinse your clothes in warm water. As a rule, this method of removing contaminants is quite effective, but provided that you proceed to remove the stain immediately after its appearance.
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Use ammonia. In a glass of water, add a teaspoon of ammonia. Moisten a dirty area of clothing with this solution. Repeat this procedure if necessary. Then wash the item with washing powder. For old stains, mix ammonia with turpentine in equal proportions. Rub the dirty area with a cotton swab dipped in this solution and leave the stain completely gone.
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Use glycerin to remove ink stains from clothing. Dip the contaminated area in glycerin and leave for two hours. After thoroughly rinse the clothes in warm water. To remove ink stains from leather, mix glycerin with denatured alcohol. Rub the mixture with a sponge to the place of contamination. After this procedure, the skin may slightly discolor, in this case, just coat it well with special dyes.
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Soak the stained thing in warm milk. Leave it for about four hours. Then wash the item in warm water with laundry soap. To achieve a greater effect, add a little borax to the water (10 g per 100 ml of water). This method of removing ink stains is recommended for removing stains from velvet as well as colored fabrics.
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If you need to wipe the ink stain off the silk, use mustard. Add mustard powder to the water until gruel forms. Rub the contaminated place with this mixture and leave it like that for a day. After, brush the dried mustard pulp with a brush and rinse the item thoroughly. To remove ink stains from a white cloth, mix ammonia with soda (either one teaspoon per glass of water) or ammonia with hydrogen peroxide.
