Than to wipe ink

A leaky handle always brings a lot of trouble, so you need to know how to wipe the ink. Especially often this problem was faced by families, in which there are small children. Just get a handle to the child, how very quickly everything that gets in his way, will be covered with "rock paintings": walls, mother's dress, father's notebook, recently sent linoleum and the baby himself. And adults are not immune from "ink surprises".Who in the bag or pocket at least once did not leak the pen? How many times have you had to give up your favorite things? If the child can be washed, and paper wallpaper on the walls will help only repair, then clothes and linoleum can still be saved. Below we suggest that you familiarize yourself with the ways to get rid of unpleasant stains easily and quickly.

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Than to wipe ink?

There are two types of ink stain remover:

1. Natural:
   1. soda;
   2. salt;
   3. citric acid;
   4. milk, kefir or yogurt;
   5. cornstarch;
   6. vinegar.
2. Chemical:
   1. ethyl alcohol;
   2. toothpaste;
   3. petrol;
   4. ammonia;
   5. acetone;
   6. glycerol;
   7. Whitespirit;
   8. hydrogen peroxide;
   9. turpentine;
   10. dishwashing detergent;
   11. hairspray.

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How to remove ink by natural means

Before you wipe off the ink, check out all possible options and choose the one that will be more convenient for you and does not require additional waste of money.

Method 1 - removal of soda

1. Dilute the soda in water to get a thick mass.
2. Determine the resulting gruel evenly over the tissue site.
3. Allow to dry completely.
4. Rinse with running water and wash as usual.

Method 2 - cleansing with salt

1. Fresh stains with salt.
2. Add a little vinegar or citric acid.
3. Leave it like this for fifteen minutes.
4. Wash the thing.

Method 3 - yogurt or yogurt

1. Pour the area with ink kefir or yogurt.
2. Leave for 30 minutes.
3. Wash clothing as usual.

Method 4 - Remove ink with milk

1. Soak clothes soiled with ink in milk.
2. Leave overnight.
3. Place in a cold place so that the milk does not sour.
4. Wash first the soiled areas, and then completely the whole thing in normal mode.

Method 5 - cleaning clothes from the handle with cornstarch

1. Mix the starch with milk until a thick paste-like mass is obtained.
2. Apply a remover to the desired item or a dirty area of ​​the floor or wall.
3. Leave for 2-3 hours.
4. Wash the soiled place, and after the whole thing.

Method 6 - wine vinegar

When deciding how to wipe the ink, look, there is wine vinegar at home - it is very effective in removing stains from the handle. To use this tool, do the following:

1. Pour the spot with white wine vinegar.
2. Prepare a mass of cornstarch and vinegar.
3. Apply to ink.
4. Leave for 2-3 hours.
5. Wash.

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How else can I clean the handle?

You can use the combination of tools that are available in almost every home and are always at hand.

Method 1 - vinegar and alcohol

To use these preparations, first prepare the cleansing mixture itself:

1. Mix 1 tbsp.spoon of vinegar and 1 teaspoon of alcohol.
2. Fill this mass with an ink spot.
3. Leave for 40 minutes.
4. Rinse the item.
5. Wash in the usual suitable mode

Method 2 - Citric acid and alcohol

1. Mix 1 tbsp.spoon of citric acid and 1 teaspoon of alcohol.

1. Apply to stain.
2. Leave for 30-40 minutes.
3. Rinse thoroughly.
4. Wash the whole thing.

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How to wipe ink with chemical agents?

Chemicals are effective in combating ink stains. The following are almost all possible ways to remove the traces of the handle.

White Spirit, Acetone, Gasoline or Thinner

This option can be applied safely not only for cleaning clothes, but also for removing stains from ink from linoleum:

1. Apply the product to a sponge.
2. Treat ink on the floor or clothing.
3. Leave for 40 minutes.
4. Process again.
5. Wash off with a damp cloth.
6. Thoroughly stretch the thing if you remove the handle from your clothes or wash the floor if you have wiped the ink from the linoleum.

Important! Please note that this option is not suitable for silk, chiffon, velvet and wool products!

Glycerin

1. Fill contamination with glycerin.
2. Leave for 2 hours.
3. Rinse with salted water.
4. Wash the stain.
5. Thoroughly wash the thing to remove the remnants of glycerin from the clothes.

Ethyl alcohol

1. Dampen cotton wool with ethyl alcohol.
2. Wipe gently with a cloth or use a sponge to rub the ink on hard surfaces.
3. Wash clothing as usual.

Medical alcohol

1. Apply a small amount in place with ink.
2. Leave for 10-15 minutes to dissolve the dirt.
3. Rinse with running water and wash the thing.

Important! The last 2 options can also be used to have the wipe the ink from the walls and floor of the .

Hydrogen Peroxide

With this substance, be very careful, as when used on colored things and a painted surface, the shade may fade or change altogether. It is better to use only for white clothes according to the following rules:

1. Moisten cotton with hydrogen peroxide.
2. Apply to ink with a dabbing motion.
3. Treat this area with a solution of ammonia.
4. Rinse the place of contamination with running water.
5. Wash clothing.

Dishwashing liquid

This method is perfect for wiping ink from wallpaper, linoleum and even parquet:

1. Apply to the desired area.
2. Leave for 15-30 minutes.
3. Wipe it gently with a sponge.
4. Remove any foam and residue from the surface.
5. Wipe with a damp cloth until the ink and the detergent are completely removed.

Hairspray

Normal hair spray also copes with the problem of removing traces from the handle. To do this:

1. Spray the stain until it is well moistened.
2. Rinse with water.
3. Repeat the procedure if necessary.
4. Wash things.

Toothpaste

Toothpaste is suitable for cleaning various contaminants, including ink:

1. With a finger, apply the paste directly to the ink on the floor or clothing.
2. Wipe for 15-20 minutes.
3. Wash the stain itself.
4. Make sure the ink is away from the fabric.
5. Wash the whole thing.

Ammonium alcohol

Ammonia alcohol, although it has a rather specific smell, nevertheless, gives a good result:

1. Apply ammonia to the fabric or the desired area of ​​the wall and floor.
2. Leave for 10-15 minutes.
3. Rub with a sponge and detergent.
4. Wipe with a damp cloth until the alcohol and detergent are completely removed.
5. Wash clothing or wipe gently with a damp and dry cloth if ammonia is used to remove stains from the handle from hard surfaces.

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Additional recommendations of

The combination of several tools is good. For preparation of special solutions, be guided by the following recipes:

• ammonia and turpentine - 1: 1;
• baking soda and ammonia - 1 tsp each.for 1 glass of water;
• hydrogen peroxide and ammonia - for 1 tsp.for 250 g of water;
• dishwashing detergent - 0,5 tsp, vinegar - 1 tbsp.l., Warm water - 1 liter.