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Printer Ink on Clothing

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Date: 10/29/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do you remove black printer ink from clothing?

Lisa from Novato CA
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By DanielleJ (1) Contact
Dab with water, then alcohol: http://blog.clickinks.com/2010/01/y ... an-remove-ink-from-your-clothes.html

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Request: Printing Cartridge In on Clothing

Archived on 10/29/2006

How do I get ink from a printer cartridge out of a pink 100% cotton top which can not be bleached?

Thanks,
Judy

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RE: Printing Cartridge In on Clothing

Hi Judy!

I gather the ink is everywhere. Hairspray has removed every kind of ink I've ever tried it on, and never hurt the fabric or dye. I would try buying a bottle of non-aerosol hairspray, any kind, pouring it into a basin or sink, and hand-washing the top in that. Soak it and then try to work the ink out.

If you are just dealing with spots, then just spray it where you need it.

Good Luck! (07/16/2005)

By Judi in Orlando

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