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Ink stains are tricky, but they sometimes respond to alcohol. Alcohol content in hair spray has been greatly reduced since my junior high days of poofed-up bangs. This is great for hair-care. Not so fab for ink stains.

Sometimes hair spray works. And when it does, it's wonderful. But a lot of times, it doesn't. Hair spray tends to work better if the fabric in question is made of polyester or a polyester blend. That being said, clothing treated with hair spray should be rinsed thoroughly whether the ink came out or not.

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Hairspray contains alcohol and other solvents that help break down the ink pigments, making them easier to remove from fabric. By spraying the affected area with hairspray and blotting it with a cloth, the ink stain can be lifted from the fabric.

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