How to wash ink on clothes?

In daily life, people often come into contact with ink. Ink is generally black, most of it is liquid, and some is solid. For Chinese people, black ink is the most popular. Those who particularly like calligraphy and painting will prepare ink at home. You must be careful when using ink. If you accidentally get it on your clothes, the impact will be relatively large. How should you clean it at this time?

How to wash ink on clothes?

1. New ink stains or clothes that have not been stained for a long time can be soaked in hot milk or yogurt and are easier to remove.

2. For ink stains on general clothing, you can choose a mixed solution of 1 part oxalic acid and 10 parts water, heat it, dip a cotton ball in the solution and scrub it carefully while it is still hot. As soon as the ink stain disappears, rinse it off with a little warm ammonia solution.

3. Ink stains on wool and cotton clothing can be removed with a 10% citric acid solution.

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5. Wash with detergent first, then wipe with 10% alcohol, and finally rinse with clean water.

6. It can be removed with 0.25% potassium permanganate solution.

7. Apply mustard to the ink stain and the stain will be removed after a few hours.

8. Any of sodium dithionite, bleaching powder or hydrogen peroxide can effectively remove ink stains on white clothing.

9. For ink stains on white clothes, you can first moisten them with tap water, then moisten them with a mixture of slightly warm 3% hydrogen peroxide and 10% oxalic acid, and then wash them with water.

10. For blue-black ink stains on clothing, take 1 part citric acid, 10 parts distilled water, and concentrated borax. 2 parts of solution, prepared as a remover. When preparing, first dissolve citric acid in distilled water, then add concentrated borax solution and mix well. Dip a brush in this agent and apply it to the blue-black ink stains on the clothing, then use absorbent paper to absorb excess solution. After the ink stains are removed, wash with tap water.

When ink gets on your clothes, change them immediately, soak them in cold water, and rub them a few times.

Change the water and rub again. It would be better if you can rub it off at this time.

If it cannot be rubbed off, squeeze a little toothpaste on the ink-stained area (the amount depends on the amount of ink), then turn the clothes over (so that the toothpaste is covered and does not leave the ink-stained area) and rub it again, it should be able to be rubbed off.