How to Get Ink Out of Silk Habotai in a Snap
Accidents happen,and when they do and they involve ink stains on your precious silk habotai, it may seem like you are out of luck. Don't worry! There are ways to remove ink stains relatively easily, as long as you act fast.
Updated 17 Feb 2023
By Blaž Stančič
What You'll Need
- Unscented rubbing alcohol
- White vinegar
- Cotton ball
- Paper towels
Instructions
- Begin by immediately blotting the ink stain with a paper towel.
- Next, use an unscented rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball to dab the stain. Dab gently, as rubbing too hard may cause the ink to spread further.
- If the stain remains after blotting and dabbing, try using white vinegar instead of rubbing alcohol. Vinegar is known to be a great cleaning agent and might be more effective at removing ink stains.
- Allow area to dry completely before using it again.
Conclusion
By following these simple steps, you can restore your beautiful silk habotai to its original beauty in no time. Using the proper materials, plus a little bit of patience, you can make sure that pesky ink stain is gone for good.
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