Successfully removed the ink from the skin

Ink is something that many people come into contact with, but if you accidentally get ink into your skin, it is a rather tricky thing. Ink is difficult to deal with in the skin, so you must clean and disinfect the wound in time. If the area of ​​the ink is small, the skin can generally absorb it naturally and recover. If the area of ​​the ink in the skin is large and cannot be absorbed, you can go to a dermatologist for examination. How to successfully remove ink from the skin? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Successfully remove ink from the skin

The wound can be cleaned, but the damage may be large, leaving obvious marks. If the area is not large, you can let the skin recover first, and then try laser treatment if it cannot be absorbed.

2. What to do if there is ink on your clothes

1. Removal of red and blue ink stains If you accidentally get ink on clean clothes, it is best to rinse with water immediately. After washing, yellow spots will generally be left on the clothes. At this time, use detergent to clean the stained area and it can generally be washed clean. If detergent cannot remove the yellow spots, white clothes can be washed with bleach, which is generally used to clean yellow spots or marks left on clothes. Because bleach is very harmful to clothes, it is not recommended to use bleach on colored clothes. It is best to use a milder method for colored clothes, such as soaking them in warm soapy water until the ink stains fade and then washing them according to the normal procedure. If it is silk clothing, when it is stained with ink, you can immediately put some absorbent paper under the dirt, and then pat the dirt with a wet cloth to move the ink to the absorbent paper. If the ink on clothes is not discovered in time and is not found until washing clothes, it cannot be washed off with soap and detergent alone. At this time, the clothes should be soaked in a 2% oxalic acid warm water solution for a few minutes. Then wash with water to clean the water traces. You can also rub the dirt with 10% alcohol solution.

2. Removal of carbon paper stains In offices, carbon paper has become an indispensable tool for the convenience of work, but the color of carbon paper will often stain bright clothes, which is very unpleasant. When carbon paper stains clothes. You can use warm water to dissolve the detergent, wash the clothes in the laundry water, then scrub them with a volatile oil, and then wipe them with alcohol, and the color will be quickly removed.

3. To remove crayon pigment stains, you can first scrub them in a warm detergent solution, then wash them with gasoline or kerosene, and then wipe them with alcohol.

4. Removal of oily ink stains No matter what kind of oily ink it is, it contains sticky resin or oil, which is not easy to wash off. Even if you wipe it with volatile oil, it won't be clean. At this time, you should use your hands to apply some detergent and rub the stained area, or use gauze dipped in some thinner or alcohol to gently pat it. But please note that if too much thinner is used, it will damage the fabric. Especially for synthetic fibers, the use of thinner should be absolutely prohibited. When you gently pat the ink with a signature pen or special ink (oily), be careful not to damage the fabric. When you first use it, it is best to try it on one end of the clothes to see if the dirt can be removed. Among the solvents sold on the market, the only one that can actually remove ballpoint pen oil is glycerol vinegar. When using glycerin vinegar, first soak the dirty area with the solvent, then scrub it with a brush, and finally rinse it with water. If you feel that the dirty area is not clean enough, you can use bleach a few more times.

3. Notes

Removing dye stains: If dye gets on clothes, first wipe it with dilute acetic acid and then rinse it with hydrogen peroxide. You can also scrub it with turpentine and then wipe it with gasoline. Finally, rinse with clean water.