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Any ideas here? Hair spray normally works for me but not this time!! Thank you.
ink stain on polyurethane jacket
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Kathy,
I don't know if this will work or not. But one of my sons left a ballpoint pen in his pocket, when though the wash and stained all of his school uniform pants. There was no way we would afford new pant for the kid at $35.00 a pair.
So, I went to Wal-Mart and pruchased all the rubbing alhocal I could find - probably close to 5 gallons. Poured it into a rubber tub and let all the pants soak for 48 hours. I would 'stir' them up everyone time I was in the laundry room.
ANyhow, they come out as good as new. Hope it helps
I don't know if this will work or not. But one of my sons left a ballpoint pen in his pocket, when though the wash and stained all of his school uniform pants. There was no way we would afford new pant for the kid at $35.00 a pair.
So, I went to Wal-Mart and pruchased all the rubbing alhocal I could find - probably close to 5 gallons. Poured it into a rubber tub and let all the pants soak for 48 hours. I would 'stir' them up everyone time I was in the laundry room.ANyhow, they come out as good as new. Hope it helps
B
breezer
how much did 5 gallons of rubbing Alcahol cost?
no good breezer it tastes oribble
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Er, wouldn't it have been cheaper to have the pants dry cleaned? My local dry cleaner will generally remove ink stains so long as you point them out, first. BTW dry cleaning was originally done using white spirits before the invention of Arklone and Perklone. Maybe there's the clue.CattyPatty said:One of my sons left a ballpoint pen in his pocket, when though the wash and stained all of his school uniform pants. There was no way we would afford new pant for the kid at $35.00 a pair.
Anyhow, they come out as good as new. Hope it helps
Scrit
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