How to Easily Remove Marker Stains from Belts
Accidents happen, and sometimes all it takes is a single wrong move for marker ink to stain your belt. That doesn't mean you have to live with the eyesore of marker stains forever! Here's how to easily and effectively remove marker stains from belts.
Updated 03 Mar 2023
By Noemi Denker
Step 1: Identify the Material of the Belt
Before moving on, it’s important to be aware of the material of the belt. Depending on fabric of the belt, you may need to adjust the method you use to treat the stain.
Step 2: Apply a Stain Remover
Once the belt material is identified, select the appropriate stain remover to use. For marker ink on synthetic fibers, pretreat the belt with a laundry pre-spotter product that can penetrate the fibers.
Step 3: Soak the Belt in Detergent
Afterward, fill a sink or bucket with lukewarm water and add a generous dose of laundry detergent. Then, soak belt in the solution for 30 minutes.
Step 4: Wash with Laundry Detergent
Once the belt has been soaked, launder it normally using cold-water setting on your washing machine. If possible, use a laundry detergent that’s designed to remove tough stains, such as Tide Rescue Pen Stain Remover Liquid . It’s also helpful to add a color-protecting bleach alternative product to prevent any fading.
Step 5: Air Dry the Belt
Hang the belt up and allow it to completely air dry instead of putting it in dryer. This will help ensure the belt doesn’t shrink as a result of being laundered.
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