It so happens that a person made a mistake when filling out a single form, accidentally made a blot on a drawing filled with ink, and you never know, for what other reasons it was necessary to remove the dye from the paper. There are quite effective ways to solve this problem.
Necessary
- - Vinegar;
- - potassium permanganate;
- - lemon acid;
- - oxalic acid;
- - water;
- - iron;
- - White paper.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to remove the inscriptions from the paper, prepare one of the following "magic" compositions:
1. Mix one boat of 70% vinegar with a small amount (on the tip of a knife) potassium permanganate in crystals;
2. Dissolve 10 g of oxalic acid and 10 g of citric acid in 100 ml of water.
3. Mix 10 g of hydrochloric acid and 10 g of sodium chloride and pour into 30 ml of water.
4. Dilute bleach (bleach) with water. It should be noted that this composition works only with liquid ink, it does not work on ballpoint pen paste.
Step 2
Now prepare the very object from which you are going to reduce the inscription. If it is a single sheet, put one sheet of clean white paper under it, if it is a sheet in a notebook, diary or other "little book", put 3-5 sheets of paper under it so as not to spoil other pages. However, if something is also written on the back of the page, then - alas and oh, there are twice as many problems.
Step 3
Choose a thin brush from natural soft hair, moisten in the solution that you have chosen and prepared (the third and fourth formulations are given for information only or as a last resort, and they are not recommended for use, since they are harmful to health and dangerous to handle) … Gently rub the lettering with a brush until it disappears completely. As a result of your actions, the paper in this place may acquire a brownish tint; remove it with a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide.
Step 4
Replace the sheet or sheets of paper placed under the sheet to be cleaned, place them on a soft cloth, iron it with a warm iron until dry. It will be nice if you put it slightly underdried under some load.
Step 5
It should be noted that most likely it will not work to display a blot, a blot or an inscription from colored paper, because the paint of the sheet itself will certainly come off. But even if the paper is white, it is still advisable to first test the effect of the chemical you have prepared on paper of the same composition, making several lines on it with the same ink, paste or gel pen.
