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On the Method of Removing Ink Stains from Clothes by Hydrogen Peroxide
Mortal clothing is often troubled by ink. Today, those who have hydrogen peroxide can be a good prescription for removing ink.
Hydrogen peroxide is active and has the ability to oxidize. Ink stains on clothes are mostly due to carbon particles and other color properties attached to fabric fibers. Applied with hydrogen peroxide, it can chemically react with the color quality in the ink. The color quality is oxidized, the structure is changed, and it gradually fades away.
There are also ways to use it. Take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide first, or it can be diluted in water. The ratio depends on the material of the clothes and the weight of the ink stains. Generally, light and thin fabrics should be thin; those with heavy and deep ink stains can be slightly thicker. Dip a soft cloth or cotton ball in the solution and wipe the ink stains lightly. Do not use too much force, for fear of damaging the fabric. Wipe it off and wait for a while to make the reaction sufficient. When the ink stains are slightly lighter, rinse with water. If the ink stains still exist, the operation can be repeated.
Also note that some fabrics such as silk and wool have a delicate texture, and hydrogen peroxide may damage their quality. It is advisable to try it in a hidden place of clothing before use. If there is a discoloration or damage, it is not available.
In summary, hydrogen peroxide has a considerable effect on removing ink stains from clothing. It must be used with caution. According to the characteristics of the fabric and the condition of the ink stains, it is necessary to take good measures to keep the clothes clean and intact.
Mortal clothing is often troubled by ink. Today, those who have hydrogen peroxide can be a good prescription for removing ink.
Hydrogen peroxide is active and has the ability to oxidize. Ink stains on clothes are mostly due to carbon particles and other color properties attached to fabric fibers. Applied with hydrogen peroxide, it can chemically react with the color quality in the ink. The color quality is oxidized, the structure is changed, and it gradually fades away.
There are also ways to use it. Take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide first, or it can be diluted in water. The ratio depends on the material of the clothes and the weight of the ink stains. Generally, light and thin fabrics should be thin; those with heavy and deep ink stains can be slightly thicker. Dip a soft cloth or cotton ball in the solution and wipe the ink stains lightly. Do not use too much force, for fear of damaging the fabric. Wipe it off and wait for a while to make the reaction sufficient. When the ink stains are slightly lighter, rinse with water. If the ink stains still exist, the operation can be repeated.
Also note that some fabrics such as silk and wool have a delicate texture, and hydrogen peroxide may damage their quality. It is advisable to try it in a hidden place of clothing before use. If there is a discoloration or damage, it is not available.
In summary, hydrogen peroxide has a considerable effect on removing ink stains from clothing. It must be used with caution. According to the characteristics of the fabric and the condition of the ink stains, it is necessary to take good measures to keep the clothes clean and intact.
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