How do I get rid of blue biro stains from white sheet?

Answer 1

get a bottle of stain devils,they have a bottle for just about every stain- bubble gum remover too

Answer 2

I would assume that is some sort of ink?

Try Carbona, they sell their product in little yellow bottles in the aisle with the Laundry dtgt at the supermarket. They have them brokend down into different stains. As opposed to something like sray and wash which is all stains. I find Carbona to work better than any thing else even though it is a bit pricey. You can also use bleach with the product to ensure that the stain is fully removed.

good luck!!

Answer 3

Ballpoint inks, especially blue, consists of so many, various "ink recipes" that it is impossible to know what solvents, resins, and oils are in them. With patience and persistence, most of these inks are removable through experimenting with different solvents. Others are indelible, and your situation may be hopeless leaving permanent stains. However, the methods below will either remove or lighten these ink stains. I have tried solutions of vinegar and baking powder but they seem to be ineffective. I am sorry then that I have to resort to solvents.

Treat a thickly folded absorbent white cloth or towel with Hair Spray, dab the affected area with the cloth, and blot with a dry towel simultaneously. I don’t like this method myself, as I would be worried that the glue in the hairspray might stick the fabric together. Test on a small area first.

Treat a thickly folded absorbent white cloth or towel with Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol, dab the affected area with cloth, and blot with dry towel simultaneously.

Treat a thickly folded absorbent white cloth or towel with Nail Polish Remover or Acetone, dab the affected area with cloth, and blot with dry towel simultaneously

Treat a thickly folded absorbent white cloth or towel with Spirits of Turpentine, (not the substitute that you can buy) dab the affected area with cloth, and blot with dry towel simultaneously

If one solvent cleaner does not adequately solve the problem, move down to the next in the order these cleaners are given.

NEVER apply solvents directly onto surface. Put them onto the cloth first




Note: Always test an inconspicuous area for colourfastness, etc. before treating the exposed area. Also note that certain stains are permanent.


cheers and good luck!

Answer 4

Dab the stain with some rubbing alcohol.:)

Answer 5

I doubt that bleach would remove something that has an alcohol base/petroleum base to it.
Try alcohol / lighter fluid to remove, then strong detergent liquid,

Answer 6

Use bleach products or murphy's oil soap

Answer 7

My mum used cows milk but it depends on the type of ink...

Answer 8

i know 2 people have said bleach but so you know for sure ... BLEACH IT

Answer 9

soak in bleach then was as normal

Answer 10

Bleach it.