How to Remove Ink Stains from Fabric

Quickly soak a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol., Place a paper towel underneath the ink stain., Rub the cotton ball over the area on which the ink stain has occurred., Wipe the excess alcohol from the fabric.

4 Steps 1 min read Easy

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Quickly soak a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol.

    If your stain is large, you may want to soak a hand towel or washcloth in the solution.

    If you don't have rubbing alcohol, try hairspray or hand sanitizer
    -- both have high concentrations of alcohol in them.
  2. Step 2: Place a paper towel underneath the ink stain.

    The paper towel is there to absorb the ink and alcohol so that it doesn't bleed more into the fabric., Be diligent
    -- the more thorough you are, the better the stain will come out.

    Be careful of your eyes or any scratches you have on your hands
    -- rubbing alcohol stings.

    Apply the cotton ball with a gentle pressure at first, and then use as much pressure as needed (within reason) to remove the stain. , Then, wash the piece of clothing as you normally would.

    When you take it out of the washer, it should be completely stain-free.
  3. Step 3: Rub the cotton ball over the area on which the ink stain has occurred.

  4. Step 4: Wipe the excess alcohol from the fabric.

Detailed Guide

If your stain is large, you may want to soak a hand towel or washcloth in the solution.

If you don't have rubbing alcohol, try hairspray or hand sanitizer
-- both have high concentrations of alcohol in them.

The paper towel is there to absorb the ink and alcohol so that it doesn't bleed more into the fabric., Be diligent
-- the more thorough you are, the better the stain will come out.

Be careful of your eyes or any scratches you have on your hands
-- rubbing alcohol stings.

Apply the cotton ball with a gentle pressure at first, and then use as much pressure as needed (within reason) to remove the stain. , Then, wash the piece of clothing as you normally would.

When you take it out of the washer, it should be completely stain-free.

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