How to wash sheets with ink? Many people like reading and writing in bed, or children at home often draw pictures in bed. They often get ink on the sheets, which is a headache. I don't know how to clean them. Let's talk about how to clean sheets with ink.
How to clean sheets with ink 1 First of all, sheets with ink must be treated as soon as possible.
We must deal with the ink on the sheets as soon as possible, because once the ink stains are solidified, they will become stubborn and difficult to remove. Just got ink stains, take a paper towel and press it hard on the sheet for a few seconds.
Don't "wipe" it, it will only spill the ink. Paper towels can absorb some wet ink on the paper, making the stains less obvious and easier to remove later.
Second, how to wash the sheets with ink?
1, rice grain
The main components of ink are bone glue and carbon black. When the ink reaches the bed sheet, it will only be on the surface and easily dissolve in water. It is suggested to smear rice in a dirty place, then rub it repeatedly, and finally clean it with water. Because the starch in rice can absorb ink.
2. Milk
Milk uses the effect of coagulation to remove stains to clean the ink stains on sheets. Just put the milk where there are ink marks, and then wipe it repeatedly. Because milk is a suspension, ink will disperse when added to water, and demulsification will occur when added to milk, leading to flocculation.
Or pat the ink on the clothes with a paper towel, then soak the stain in the milk for half an hour and clean it as usual. Warm milk will do. Heat the milk to a warm state, pour it into a suitable container, and soak the stains on clothes in warm milk as soon as possible. Rinse after soaking, and then wash clothes as usual.
3. Color bleach
Color bleaching can help clean paper if you accidentally leave ink marks on it. Color bleaching can help paper to remove ink without destroying the original background color of paper, which is a better method to remove ink.
Step 4 bleach
If the white sheets are accidentally stained with ink, they can be washed with bleach. Bleach has super bleachability and reducibility, which can help white sheets restore their original color.
5. Toothpaste
When the sheets are stained with ink, first apply toothpaste to the places where the ink is stained, then scrub them with clear water (you don't need to wash off the toothpaste, just add some clear water to facilitate scrubbing), then scrub them with washing powder, and finally rinse them with clear water.
6.glycerin
First, soak the place polluted by ink in clean water, add washing powder or detergent to scrub, then apply a layer of glycerin until the glycerin is fully combined in the place polluted by ink, and then soak and scrub with warm soapy water.
Third, what should I do if I get the ink?
1, rice soup+hand sanitizer
Get the ink on your hands, smear it on the ink-stained place with boiled rice soup, wait for a while, then scrub it with laundry detergent, and finally rinse it with water. This method needs to be repeated many times to completely wash off the ink, and the preparation of the required materials is also troublesome.
2, cleansing oil+hand sanitizer
Cleansing oil is another way to wash ink on your hands. First, apply cleansing oil to the ink-stained area on your hand and rub it for 2 minutes, then add hand sanitizer to rub it, and finally rinse it off with clear water. Repeated cleaning can clean the ink on your hands.
3, essential balm+wet wipes
You can also try to use a combination of wind cream and wet wipes to remove ink stains. First, apply essential balm to the place polluted by ink and rub it, then wipe it with a wet towel. After several repetitions, the ink can be washed off. This method won't do any harm except the smell of essential balm.
How to wash sheets with ink? 2. Ink in calligraphy
1. Wash the stain with clear water, so that the impact of water can wash the stain away as much as possible;
2. Knead the laundry detergent and rice into a paste, pre-coat it on the surface of the stain, and gently rub it repeatedly to rinse the washed stain;
3. Wash regularly with laundry detergent.
Tips: It is difficult to completely remove ink stains in calligraphy. Repeating the above operations can reduce stains.
Second, the pen ink stains
1. Rinse the stain with clean water to dilute the stain as much as possible;
2. Apply the stock solution of special hand-washing laundry detergent to the stain, completely cover the stain, let it stand for 5 minutes (gently scrub), and add the laundry detergent for routine washing;
3. If the above method cannot remove the stain, then:
(1) Pure white clothes made of pure cotton, linen and polyester: for each half basin of water (about 2 liters), add 1 bottle cap (40 grams) of white clothing stain (600g specification), stir evenly, soak in the clothes for 30 minutes, and rinse off.
If necessary, the soaking time can be appropriately extended. If the color stain is not removed after 2 hours, take out the clothes, put the white clothes into the basin (add 1 bottle cap to each half basin of water), stir them evenly, and continue to soak them in the clothes for a cumulative soaking time of no more than 6 hours.
(2) White clothes made of colored or other materials: put the clothes into the basin and stick the stained parts on the bottom of the basin. Dye the bottle cap with colored clothes (600g specification), and measure out 1/4 bottle cap (10g) and 1/4 bottle cap (10g) to dye the collar.
If the stain is still not removed after 2 hours, the standing time can be extended to overnight.
Third, matters needing attention
1, white clothes color stained net is suitable for white cotton and linen, polyester, polyester cotton, cotton and linen fabrics, but not for colored clothes (including white stripes, white checks and white prints), silk wool, spandex, nylon and other chlorine-free bleached clothes, and do not use the original solution directly.
2. The stains on colored clothes are not suitable for faded clothes and dry cleaning clothes. Avoid touching metal buttons, zippers, metal ornaments, etc. When in use, put it on clothes to avoid direct sunlight.