Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink

How can i remove ink of ball point pen? Post By sudheer dwivedi (Guest Post) (07/01/2008) I have got a spot of ink in my jeans. How can I remove? Give me any solution. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink Post By Melissa (Guest Post) (12/20/2007) How do you get pen ink out of hair? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink Post By delores johnson (Guest Post) (02/23/2007) I TOUCHED MY SELF WITH THE TIP OF A ROLLER BALL PEN AND ACCIDENTLY WASHED AND DRIED IT. IT IS PINK T SHIRT, IS THERE ANY HOPE FOR ME, PLEASE HELP, I REALLY LIKE THIS T SHIRT, THANKS, DELORES JOHNSON FROM TULSA- DELORESJOHNSON1945 AT SBCGLOBAL.NET Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink Post By Tanya (Guest Post) (05/14/2006) My Husband is in the army so he always has to have a black ballpen on him at all times. One day he desided to do his own laundry but forgot to take out his pen that was in his sheet. He got it all over his VERY expensive clothing. I found out that Rubbing Alcohol and hair spray together work very well! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink Post By Tanay (Guest Post) (05/14/2006) My Husband is in the army so he always has to have a black ballpen on him at all times. One day he desided to do his own laundry but forgot to take out his pen that was in his sheet. He got it all over his VERY expensive clothing. I found out that Rubbing Alcohol and hair spray together work very well! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink Post By Tim (Guest Post) (05/13/2005) Paper Mate ball point ink came out with 15 minutes of scrubing with warm water and dish or hand soap. Just keep spot treating with a drop of soap, scubbing with your nail or tooth brush and rinse. Repeat until the stain is visibly gone. Wash as usual. Thanks fo all the help removing my stain! ~Tim Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Liquid Rollerball Pen Ink Post by ThriftyFun (3733) | (01/03/2004) Profile | Blog! | Contact Removing ink depends on what it is made from. Some inks are water soluble, some of them aren't. If hairspray, alcohol or nail polish remover won't remove the ink, it is probably water soluble. From what I've read some rollerball and gel inks are washable. Gel inks set up quickly and then become more difficult to remove. The first thing to do in any case is treat the stain promptly. If it is water soluble, use soap and warm water. If the stain has set, Goop or other hand cleaner can be rubbed into the stain with an old tooth brush. Let it set for a while, then launder. If this doesn't remove it but appears to be working, keep trying this until it is gone. If it is non water soluble, treat it with alcohol or hair spray. Permanent marker seems to react well to nail polish remover or Goo Gone. Let us know how this works out. -Susan Report Spam or Abuse