Ink stains, which are not noticed in the flow of daily life, are usually noticed much later. For this reason, we are faced with a type of stain that has dried thoroughly and has become difficult. While we are chasing our paperwork, we may be exposed to annoying ink stains. However, there is no need to hesitate to wear the clothes we want by thinking about the ink stain. With the BONEX Detergents, you can quickly clean the ink stains that can easily occur on the shirt cuff and collar

The first thing to know about ink stains is to never immerse the fabric in hot water and not to spread the stain. Contrary to popular belief, hot water does not help remove ink stains. In fact, hot water will do nothing but worsen the situation. Because the ink stain will settle on the fabric and therefore make it difficult to completely remove the stain. For this reason, we should never put our clothes with ink stains in hot water.

It is important to treat the stain while it is still wet. If the ink liquid is thick, remove the wetness with a dry white cloth or paper towel. Then let's add some Bonex liquid detergent to a glass of water and prepare a mixture. Here, it is necessary to use detergent that does not contain bleach. For this reason, you can choose Bonex White&Color Powder detergent. Because it does not contain bleach. Apply the mixture you have prepared on the stained area with tampon movements, without rubbing, with the help of a clean cloth or paper towel. Rubbing an ink-stained fabric will cause the stain to penetrate deeper into the fabric. Therefore, you should avoid rubbing the clothing. Then wash the garment with warm water.

Removing dried ink stains is a little difficult, but definitely not impossible. First, pour some Bonex Liquid Detergent onto the stain and gently rub it in with your finger. Then, as soon as the stain begins to soften, start cleaning the stain with the help of a napkin. Finally, wash the dried ink-stained laundry in the machine on the appropriate program using Bonex white&color powder& liquid detergent.