How to wash off the ink

When going to school, especially when they first come into contact with fountain pens, most children will get their hands covered in ink, and even get ink on their bodies, leaving large stains, and they will definitely be scolded when they return home. More importantly, the ink is very difficult to wash off. It will definitely not be washed off using the usual method, otherwise the children would not have been scolded. But how do you wash off the ink?

(1) Ink stains can also be removed by mixing 96% alcohol, 10% ammonia and water in a ratio of 1:1:1. The ammonia in it can change the color of the fabric, so the amount should be controlled when using it to avoid causing color changes.

(2) Any of sodium dithionite, bleaching powder or hydrogen peroxide can effectively remove ink stains from white clothing.

(3) Ink stains on white clothing can also be moistened with tap water first, then with a mixture of slightly warm 3% hydrogen peroxide and 10% oxalic acid, and then washed with water.

(4) For blue-black ink stains on clothing, take 1 part citric acid, 10 parts distilled water, and concentrated borax. 2 parts of solution, prepared as a remover. When preparing, first dissolve citric acid in distilled water, then add concentrated borax solution and mix well. Dip a brush in this agent and apply it to the blue-black ink stains on the clothing, then use absorbent paper to absorb excess solution. After the ink stains are removed, wash with tap water.

It is not easy to wash off the ink on clothes. Sometimes you need to prepare a solution, and you have to prepare it according to the proportion before you can use it to clean the ink on clothes. The above four methods simply describe the configuration of the methods. The materials required are not common in daily necessities, and you may have to go to the supermarket to buy them.