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Black Ink on Hunter Green Pants

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Date: 08/11/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Laundry  
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I got Ink on a pair of huntergreen pants and it's jet black ink, how should you treat it?

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By (Guest Post)
I found something very good for removeing stains off of clothes in my Mom's kitchen, you might find it in yours!!!!!!!! SCISSIORS> Seriousley try Wd-40 or" Brake Kleen" The later smells like dry cleening fluid

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By Pam (Guest Post)
I've had black ink on a light carpet before and used cheap hairstray and dabbed with a wet cloth several and it took the ink out.

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By truleelee (37) Contact
I sprayed WD-40 on ink in clothes. Let it sit for awhile (don't scrub it) then, try daubing it out with a clean cloth. Then, you wash it as usual.

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By Debbi Kadar (Guest Post)
If the ink is pen ink, try hair spray. Whatever you do, do not dry the pants in a dryer. If you treat them and the stain doesn't come out, drying will set the stain. Spray the area with regular hairspray and wash per instructions on the pants. Woolite also has a carpet/upholstry cleaning product that is designed for different types of stains. There are two different cleaners, one for organic (blood, sauces, etc.) and the other for greases, oils, etc. Try those also.

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