How to wash ink off clothes

Generally, parents with children at home will encounter a problem, that is, when their children come back from school, their clothes will be stained with various kinds of ink, and it is very difficult to clean. The white school uniforms or clothes will be left with many marks, which looks really unsightly. So if you master the method of removing black ink, red ink, blue ink and other colors of ink, then this annoying problem will be solved for parents.

Wash immediately with warm soap, otherwise it will be difficult to remove. Generally, hot starch such as rice and porridge is added with a little salt and rubbed with hands, then put into warm soap powder and rubbed. If it is an old stain, you can scrub it with 4% baking soda solution. If there are residual stains on light-colored fabrics, on the one hand, you can repeat the above method several times. On the other hand, you can use a stronger soap and alcohol solution to scrub repeatedly, and finally rinse with clean water.

New ink stains or clothes that have not been stained for a long time can be soaked in hot milk or yogurt and are easier to remove. For ink stains on general clothing, you can choose a mixed solution of 1 part oxalic acid and 10 parts water, heat it, dip a cotton ball in the solution and scrub it carefully while it is still hot. As soon as the ink stain disappears, rinse it off with a little warm ammonia solution. Ink stains on wool and cotton clothing can be removed with a 10% citric acid solution.

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 clothes, then use absorbent paper to absorb the excess solution. After the ink stains are removed, wash the ink stains on white clothes with tap water. You can also moisten it with tap water first, then moisten it with a mixture of slightly warm 3% hydrogen peroxide and 10% oxalic acid, and then wash it with water after moistening.

To remove red ink stains, first soak it in cold water for a long time, then rub it in soapy water, and finally rinse it with water. You can also moisten the fabric with glycerin first, then scrub it with a strong soap solution containing ammonia after about 10 minutes, and finally rinse it with water. If there are old stains, repeat the above method several times.

These summaries are mainly about how to deal with different colors of ink staining clothes. They are slightly different and very targeted. Children who are in school are most likely to get ink all over their clothes, so wise mothers can take these methods into consideration. They all have certain scientific reasons.