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I had a stain caused from water mixing with ink on some piece of junkmail. We tried baking soda, vinegar. Nope that didn't work. Then I thought hard for a minute, and ran to get my nail polish remover. It went -- like magic, like on tv when they are promoting something new and fantastic. Just pour it on, just be mindful of the type of counter you have.
By Lisa Hallman from Ajax, ON
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RE: Removing Ink from Countertops
I have always used a little bleach on a wet paper towel and let it soak for just a minute. It usually wipes right off and it's never hurt my formica countertop. The sooner you can catch the stain though the better.
RE: Removing Ink from Countertops
Hi,
Just be careful using nail polish remover, as I tried that, and it took the finish off of my countertop. It left a smooth spot where the rest of the countertop is rough.
Mary Bachert
http://www.niftysoyscents.com
Mary@niftysoyscents.com
Candle Reps Needed!
http://www.marybachert.scent-team.com/
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