Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: windowwashers on July 22, 2008, 08:46:23 am
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Hi all,
wondered if anyone knows how I can get ink out of trousers and carpet ::)
I did the washing and didnt take out pen from pocket, folded up trousers put them on the carpet I now have ink on carpet and trousers.
I have tried vanish and its having none of it.
Can anyone help before my wife spots it ?
Ian
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Oh No not the "VANISH". :o :o
mark
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Oh No not the "VANISH". :o :o
mark
teach me for doing the washing I guess, but I really have to find an answer, as the carpet is new as are the trousers :-X
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This stain is now likely to be permanent, it may be worth trying to find a local cc on here to come and have a look.
Mark
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This stain is now likely to be permanent, it may be worth trying to find a local cc on here to come and have a look.
Mark
bedford
Permanent is not an option it is only the size of a 2 pence piece
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It most prob is permanent as if the Vanish doesn't work its as if its put a laminate over it :-\
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some people do give up easily ;)
get your local c/c in , their is a chance he can remove and at the worst should be able to improve.
geoff
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The vanish may have knackered it but if you cant get hold of a local carpet cleaner try surgical spirit or methylated spirit and blot do not rub do not over apply.
Fred
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If its a light carpet then sodium metabisulphate will do the job
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From Prochems guide:
Ink (Ball Point)
Apply Solvex and blot and note if ink is readily
released. If so, this indicates a solvent soluble
dye. Repeat as needed. Blot, do not rub, to avoid spreading spot. If stain
persists, apply Citrus Gel (or Stain Pro for water-based inks). Rinse
thoroughly with water and blot until dry. Note:All inks are not the same
and different approaches may have to be evaluated.
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Hi mate,
The was something called Quick Dryer back in the old shampooing days, used to get pen out. Try your local janitoral suppliers.
Tim.
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Been toying around with a permanent marker on a Berber and an 80/20 with Craftex multisolv ph is a bit high but it worked, (and it cheap £8.58 5lts) didn’t on a terry towel will try Prochem tomorrow.
Len