Before attempting to eliminate ink stains from your dryer, warm up the dryer’s drum.

Remove ink from clothes after dryer. For the dryer drum, mix a solution of 1/2 cup chlorine bleach to one gallon of water. Rub the glycerin in gently with a cotton swab. Run the dryer on a hot setting to remove the stains.

Once you remove all the ink, use paper. Lay the garment onto a white towel and dab glycerin onto any remaining ink. This step will help soften the ink so you can more easily remove it.

Doing this helps to naturally dissolve the. Mix ¼ cup of cold water and. Bleach the dryer drum, too.

Using a clean cloth, blot the stain with rubbing alcohol. Wearing rubber gloves, wipe down the dryer drum. Turn on your empty dryer for five minutes.

Lay your garment on a flat surface and place an old towel under the layer of garment that contains the ink stain. For guaranteed results, you can use a splash of. In some cases, a combination of liquid dish soap or laundry detergent and water is all that’s needed to.

Saturate a couple of towels with bleach and water, and place in the dryer. After cleaning the stain with clean water, fill the sink with hot water and pour in liquid detergent. Soak the stained fabric in the cold water.