by Pam G.
You get dressed for work, each morning, with pride. When you get home you may have picked up printer ink stains, or spots, highlighter spots, or white out stains on your clothing. Remove stains caused by office supplies. Laundry time.
Remove dry erase marker from clothing by blotting the stain with hairspray or rubbing alcohol and then running it through a normal wash. Try to catch dry erase marker Read More
A stain from a permanent marker can seem like what the name implies; permanent. Running the clothing through the washing machine alone will not lift this obstinate stain so Read More
Dry erase markers are becoming more of an office supply staple recently. Unfortunately, they are typically not of the "washable" variety and this means that they will Read More
Many substances can stain clothing, but one of the more difficult to remove from fabrics is permanent marker. There are, however, many different stain-removing techniques Read More
White Out or other correction fluid can be a difficult stain to remove as the fluid can penetrate into fabrics and harden into a “plaster” of sorts. In some cases, Read More
Highlighters are incredibly helpful when you are studying to ace that exam or pinpointing an important passage in a text. Unfortunately, pink, blue, green, orange and Read More
Did you just get white liquid paper drips on your clothes? Never fear. You do not have to go through the rest of your day with a liquid paper stain on your clothings. Read More
To get ink out of silk clothing, place a wash cloth underneath the stain, wet another washcloth, blot the area with the wet cloth, and then spray the stain with aerosol Read More
If someone gets black ink on their clothing, they should try spraying hairspray on the stain to break down the ink. Blot a black ink stain that's been treated with Read More
Ink stains in laundry can be a frustrating thing, especially since the stains can spread on the item and onto other clothing items. Read More
Stains happen to the best of us, and it always seems to happen on something that is not very easy to clean, such as dry clean only clothes. Ink is something that is Read More
Ink stains on clothing is something most people have to deal with at one point or the other. Ink can be pretty tough to get out, but most ballpoint pen ink stains come out Read More
Removing an ink stain from clothing can be quite a challenge. When an ink stain has dried, the task is even more difficult. Still, dried ink stains can be removed from Read More
Printer ink stains are a common problem. They’re just as difficult to get out of clothing as any other type of ink stain, plus they’re probably more likely to Read More
Most of us have done it at one time or another. We’ve left a pen in a pocket when doing laundry, only to have it leak onto other fabrics in the wash load. However, Read More
Most of us who use ball point pens get ink marks on our clothing without even trying. But the ink does not come out easily with standard laundry detergents. There is Read More
Creating projects with stamp pads and ink is a fun project for young and old alike. Unfortunately the ink from the stamp pad can sometimes get on your clothing. There are Read More
Work clothes take a beating with stains
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