Assuming that it’s India Ink, try soaking it in milk.
For a couch, you’d soak a washcloth in milk, then fold it and put it on the stain. Don’t scrub until the stain is loosened. It won’t work if the stain is really old, but it does if it’s new!
Then get the milk out with seltzer for a couch, or just washing it for your shirt.
Spray it with hair spray and wash. Be careful not to place it in the dryer until the stain is completely removed. The heat of the clothes dryer will set any unremoved ink stain.
jay_dallas almost 11 years ago
Time to hit the Bed-Bath & Beyond for some of those lovely slip covers
Jalitha almost 11 years ago
Assuming that it’s India Ink, try soaking it in milk.
For a couch, you’d soak a washcloth in milk, then fold it and put it on the stain. Don’t scrub until the stain is loosened. It won’t work if the stain is really old, but it does if it’s new!
Then get the milk out with seltzer for a couch, or just washing it for your shirt.
Diane in comics land Premium Member almost 11 years ago
or use your creative talents to spill ink in an artistic pattern all over the couch
Toonerific almost 11 years ago
Don’t worry – he’ll buy you a new one when all the gocomics readers buy his latest book, right?!!!!
kaecispopX almost 11 years ago
Spray it with hair spray and wash. Be careful not to place it in the dryer until the stain is completely removed. The heat of the clothes dryer will set any unremoved ink stain.