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well.... if you've washed and dried this may not work- but it has always worked for me on clothes i haven't thrown in the drier (even if i've already washed them, just not put in the drier). soak the spot with hair spray- and i mean old fashioned stuff like white rain. the less "super hold" or whatver the better.
good for future reference even if it doesn't work on the already dried clothes. :)
I like the hairspray idea, as it has worked for me several times as well. Although I'm not sure about already dried clothing...this sets the stain most of the time.
I have also relied on a bar of soap on many occasions to get stains out.
Just try hand washing with a bar of soap, and scrubbing with a scrub brush.
Good luck!
Alcohol or alcohol pads. If it's a big stain this might not work, but for smaller ones this works great. Once I washed all my school uniforms (white ofcourse) with a black ink pen in one of the pockets (wondered what that clanging sound was in the dryer). I saved all of my clothes except for one pair pants, and thats mostly because by that time I was tired of scrubbing black smears!
leisa22
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Hello all. Im a new grad with a serious problem with exploding pens. I thought that clorox in hot water would do the trick but I still have terrible ink marks on ALL my white tops and pants. Please...anyone got a wonder trick to remedy this even after I have washed them???
Thanks