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• Work from the edge into the ink spill and try to draw as much ink as possible.
• Change the cloth or towel when you notice that it has a lot of ink.
• Even if the ink is dry, you should still try to wipe it.

Pour alcohol onto a clean white cloth. Do not pour alcohol directly on the stain because if you wet the chair it can deform.

Gently blot the ink stains carefully with a cloth. Do not wipe or wipe it vigorously, as doing so could cause the stain to spread around. Repeat this process until the cloth cannot absorb any more ink.

• Remember to change the fabric once it has absorbed enough ink, or else the time will come when you will dab more ink on the chair rather than absorb less.
• Be sure to add more alcohol regularly because when you do it for a long time, the alcohol will evaporate a lot.

Clean and thoroughly rinse any sticky ink. Use a wet cloth to wipe the stain and wipe off the alcohol used.

Use a towel to dry the area. Take a step back to look at your work. If the stain persists, repeat the process or try another method to remove it.

Use a leather cleaner (leather only). It will help prevent future ink stains and prevent water from seeping into the skin, preventing the skin from cracking or flaking over time. advertisement

Method 2 of 3: Use Vinegar

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   Make a vinegar solution. Mix 1 teaspoon of dish soap and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar in a small bowl of water.

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   Blot the solution onto the affected area with a soft cloth. Do not rub it too hard as this will cause the stain to spread. Let it sit for about 10 minutes.

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   Clean the stain. Use a soft cloth moistened with clean cold water. Wipe all the affected area until the solution is completely washed off.

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   Use a dry towel to absorb moisture. If the stain persists, repeat the above process or try another method to remove the stain.

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   Use a leather cleaner (leather only). It will help prevent future ink stains and prevent water from seeping into the skin, preventing the skin from cracking or flaking over time. advertisement

Method 3 of 3: Use Soap and Water

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   Make soapy water. If the stain is still fresh, warm, soapy water might solve the problem. Mix 1/2 teaspoon of dish soap with a little hot water in a bowl to make a solution.

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   Stir the solution until more soap bubbles are present. You can also pour the solution into a bottle and shake it up.

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   Dip a soft cloth in the soapy foam solution.

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   Gently wipe the stain with a soapy cloth. Repeat the blotting and wiping process if necessary.

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   Use a damp cloth to wipe off excess soap solution still on the chair. Make sure to wipe the entire area clean.

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   Use a dry towel to absorb moisture. If the stain is still present, repeat the above process or try another method to remove the stain.

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   Then use a skin treatment solution (for leather only). This solution will help prevent the ink from sticking up later and prevent the moist water from seeping into the skin, preventing the skin from cracking or flaking over time. advertisement

Advice

• For stubborn stains, using strong bleach can remove them, but can also discolor the material that made up your chair.
• You can use hairspray instead of alcohol to remove ink spills from your salon chairs, because hairspray contains alcohol. Remember to try it in a less overlooked position on the front seat.

What you need

• Tissue
• White fabric
• Towel with cloth
• A small bowl
• Alcohol
• White vinegar
• Dishwashing liquid
• Leather treatment solution