> only because of the alcohol content. Rubbing alcohol might work better.
>> only because of the alcohol content. Rubbing alcohol might work better.
>
> not true, i've been in these situations many many times, and i can tell
> you from experience, that aerosol hair spray works better than just plan
> rubbing alcohol.
My book of tips says methylated spirits for ballpoint ink. Hairspray is a
very good tip but I suspect it has to be the type containing alcohol.
FH - 27 Aug 2005 22:55 GMT
> My book of tips says methylated spirits for ballpoint ink. Hairspray is a
> very good tip but I suspect it has to be the type containing alcohol.
a book of tips is one thing, a lot of experience using it it another. i
clean carpets full time for a living.
Marcia Pease - 28 Aug 2005 03:31 GMT
> > My book of tips says methylated spirits for ballpoint ink. Hairspray is a
> > very good tip but I suspect it has to be the type containing alcohol.
>
> a book of tips is one thing, a lot of experience using it it another. i
> clean carpets full time for a living.
A *real* carpet cleaner would be careful not to keep spilling ink on his
customers' carpets.

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meirman - 09 Sep 2005 01:04 GMT
In alt.home.cleaning on Sat, 27 Aug 2005 16:55:36 -0500 "FH"
<yne@comcast.net> posted:
>> My book of tips says methylated spirits for ballpoint ink. Hairspray is a
>> very good tip but I suspect it has to be the type containing alcohol.
>
>a book of tips is one thing, a lot of experience using it it another. i
>clean carpets full time for a living.
You're just the man I need. What do you use for red ink from an
inkjet printer? A Canon Inkjet printer model BJC-610.
Synthetic carpet.
Meirman
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DrClean - 09 Sep 2005 08:32 GMT
> In alt.home.cleaning on Sat, 27 Aug 2005 16:55:36 -0500 "FH"
> <yne@comcast.net> posted:
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> or not you are posting the same letter.
> Change domain to erols.com, if necessary.
Hi
There's a few solutions for different colour inks on DrClean. Just click
from the link below and go to the stains section then select your stain.

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Phisherman - 09 Sep 2005 20:58 GMT
>In alt.home.cleaning on Sat, 27 Aug 2005 16:55:36 -0500 "FH"
><yne@comcast.net> posted:
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>
>Meirman
Oxiclean (or any equivalent.) If you have it, try carbon
tetrachloride.
Choreboy - 28 Aug 2005 18:17 GMT
> >> only because of the alcohol content. Rubbing alcohol might work better.
> >
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> My book of tips says methylated spirits for ballpoint ink. Hairspray is a
> very good tip but I suspect it has to be the type containing alcohol.
Why must you people from backward countries interfere in conversations
by and for AMERICANS? (Don't look to Gary, he'll back me up 100%.
Don't look to Dr Clean either. FYI, he lives in Florida, so I know he
agrees with me.)
America is a modern country with so many kinds of ballpoint ink that
nothing except French soap works on them all. If I can find out the
formula, I can market it as Freedom Soap.
Dawn - 28 Aug 2005 22:42 GMT
>> >> only because of the alcohol content. Rubbing alcohol might work better.
>> >
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>Don't look to Dr Clean either. FYI, he lives in Florida, so I know he
>agrees with me.)
You forgot me!
>America is a modern country with so many kinds of ballpoint ink that
>nothing except French soap works on them all. If I can find out the
>formula, I can market it as Freedom Soap.
soap is so passé in backward countries
Dawn - 28 Aug 2005 22:38 GMT
>>> only because of the alcohol content. Rubbing alcohol might work better.
>>
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>My book of tips says methylated spirits for ballpoint ink. Hairspray is a
>very good tip but I suspect it has to be the type containing alcohol.
yes, or some type of solvent.