Removing Ink from Clothing

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D. L.

I also would recommend using hairspray on the ink to remove it.

hairspray works wonders try a non aresol brand any will do. Rub in and blot dy untill it is gone then wash the stickyness will come out with soap and water.

Try some nonaerosol hairspray--I used white rain to get ink out of linen shirts and cotton ones. Just spray it on and blot. You should see it breaking down the ink as it seeps in to the garmet.
Not sure if it will work if you have already washed the shorts...
Good luck:)

Spray a little hairspray on the ink and rinse with cold water before washing. It usually takes the ink right out.

Hairspray! Cover it in hairspray and throw it in the wash! Should come right out.

try hairspray,it helps repel ink. i would also put some oxyclean on it also and let it sit there. hoepfully,it will come out.

Spray the stains with hair spray and then wash in the hottest water tolerated by the fabric. This sounds strange, but it really works. I'm a teacher and end up with ink on clothing fairly regularly and this works as long as you do it before the item has been washed. If it has been washed already, it will not work.

Take rubbing alchol and put it on the ink and rub clothing together to get it out. It will leave a little of the color still on it, but then I just spray it with whatever spray I have to treat clothes for stains and it comes out.

I had success with Spray & Wash after my husband left a pen in his pants pocket and put them in the laundry. I found marks on all sorts of things - after going through the dryer.

Spray hairspray on the ink before washing - let it soak for just a little before.

The other thing I would suggest is Stain Devils. They are little yellow bottles usually found on the very top shelf in the laundry aisle. They make one for every type of stain there is & they were the only thing to get out some of my dd's nasty stains. I used them on really worn in tomato stains & got it right out. I've never used it for ink (we have a dry erase queen around here & nothing gets that out!) but I bet it works.

you could use hair spray on a paper towel and blot don't rub, if that does not work I once had to find ink remover from a professional office supply store to get carbon paper ink out of an outfit

Hi B., I was told that hairspray works and I have found that is does. If the clothes are white then I would say bleach if you wanted to try that. Don't you just love when the wee ones get into things they shouldn't it is just so much fun. HAHA!! Good luck! R. C