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12-17-2007, 08:19 PM #1Registered User
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Getting out Ink Stains on khaki pants
Hey girls...I have a pair of pants that I need to get ink out of. They have been washed once with shout on the stain and didn't come out. is there any other tips i could use, or should I just throw these away?!?!?!!?
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vanessaMom to Sara Louise (11) Wife to wonderful hubby Chad
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Not sure this will work since you washed it. Try spraying with hairspray. Lots of hairspray and dabbing with a clean cloth. This would always work on any shirt I would accidentally write on. Or try soaking in oxi-clean.
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try blotting it with rubbing alcohol
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thank you
Mom to Sara Louise (11) Wife to wonderful hubby Chad
and furbabies Morrison passed away 12/9/07...will be missed greatly and Casey our German Shepherd mixed mutt from the local animal shelter
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Hairspray. It really does work, even if the pants have already been washed and dried.
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Since the pants have been dried with the ink stain I am not so sure. My mother used and as I do, Fels-Naptha® Laundry Soap Bar. This laundry soap bar has worked even when I have dried an article by mistake with the stain. It is inexpensive and it works like a charm on stains. The cost is about $1.29 per bar.
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