Getting Blue Ink Out Of Carpet

Instructions for stain removal.

Getting blue ink out of carpet.

Pour a generous amount of stain remover over the stain. A wet dry vacuum can make this process much quicker and much more effective. Add the alcohol and let it sit for five minutes. Moisten the ink stain with either rubbing alcohol or non oily hairspray.

The salt will absorb the ink. Allow the salt to sit overnight then vacuum the area. Put some alcohol on the corner of a dry cloth and blot out the inky mark. Repeat until the stain is removed.

Blot the moistened cloth onto the ink stain. You may not be able to get all of the ink out of the carpet just by blotting and massaging. Salt works impressively on ink stains on carpet. Tap slightly the mark but never rub it will make everything only worse.

An optional step is to clean the carpet area with a carpet shampoo. Repeat the procedure several times to remove ink from carpet and leave the blotted mark alone for half an hour. Once the area is stain free dab the area with a towel dipped in lukewarm water. When the ink is gone rinse your carpet with a warm water vinegar.

Once it has had a chance to soak in vacuum up the alcohol and ink with the wet dry vacuum. You can combine rubbing alcohol and a bowl of lukewarm water to remove permanent ink stain on the carpet. First thing first dampen the ink stain with rubbing alcohol. Once you begin to lightly blot the ink stain from the carpet you should start to see the color transfer onto the towel.

For a carpet that smells as good as it looks add a couple of drops of concentrated lavender water or lemon. If the ink is already dry wet it thoroughly before. Repeat the process until the stain is transferred to the towel. Keep blotting for 30 minutes so the alcohol has time to dissolve the ink.

Vacuum first holding the nozzle above the stain. Then lightly blot the stain using a white cloth. Fill the iron with water plug it in set it on low medium not too hot you don t want to burn the carpet and place it on top of the towel. Fill a spray bottle with equal parts of water and distilled white vinegar.

Dab the stained area and then rinse with warm soapy water. Fold a towel in half and cover the stain. Again turn the cloth frequently to keep a clean surface in contact with the carpet.