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How to remove Ink stain in school uniform

Tags : How to remove Ink stain in school uniform ,remove Ink stain from cloth,home tricks and tips

April 16, 2010 10:31
Category : Home & Garden
6 answers

Babita

karma: 331

Hi friends

Any one help me to remove ink stain in my kid school uniform? i tried some ways but that all are useless let me know...

6 answers so far. What are your thoughts?

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Dhaaruni

karma: 17

First, you should use a small wash cloth placed underneath the site of the ink stain so that it does not stain in to any other layer or area of the fabric.

In a small bowl, mix together a few drops of water with a small amount of laundry detergent. Using a clean cotton swab with glycerine, soak the swab in the detergent and proceed to rub gently over the ink stain on your garment. The soapy detergent should begin to lather up which will help to remove the ink stain from your clothes.

After that be sure to wash your cloth in the washing machine using cold water only. If the stain persists after a wash cycle, hang and allow to air dry before repeating the steps over again.

over 1 year ago

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Bhavna

karma: 25

The method is the same as Dhaaruni suggested. But u can try it with nail polish remover as well.. All the best..

over 1 year ago

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Sudharani

karma: 13

Yes, but apart from the above, somewhere, i remember reading that a chalkpiece (either the chalk or the fabric must be wet) can absorb the colours from clothes when rolled upon the effected area, especially ink. Just try it out,