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<p>New page: Printer cartridges are commonly used in the home and at the office, but stains caused by a leaking cartridge can be difficult to remove from clothing and carpets. Below are a few tried and...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Printer cartridges are commonly used in the home and at the office, but stains caused by a leaking cartridge can be difficult to remove from clothing and carpets. Below are a few tried and tested options for [http://www.removinginkstains.org/ remove ink stains] caused by printer cartridges.<br />
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Carpet Stains: The biggest thing to remember when treating any kind of stain is to approach it as soon as possible. If an ink stain is allowed to dry, it will likely be much harder to remove. When there is plenty of ink on the carpet, the residue must be scraped away [http://www.removinginkstains.org/ removing ink stains] manually before treating the stain. A piece of cardboard or perhaps a plastic ruler is ideal for this. The area should then be treated with rubbing alcohol, if this really is available. The alcohol should first be employed to a cloth or towel and the stained section of carpet should really be gently dabbed with the cloth to dissolve the blemish. The region must always be dabbed, instead of rubbed, while the motion of rubbing will spread further.<br />
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If there is no rubbing alcohol available, a combination of carpet-safe detergent and water could possibly be applied to the area, utilizing the same method as described above. Washing up liquid or soap is ideal, as it is unlikely to damage the carpet. The area ought to be dabbed until no more ink is coming away on the cloth. Then, a clean towel, cloth or paper towel must be used to blot the area dry, continuing with new towels if ink remains coming out of the carpet.</div>Tue, 03 Apr 2012 16:58:42 GMTMcbrideCropper78http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:McbrideCropper78