Amodex Ink and Stain Remover Arsenal

This leather cleaner and conditioner is a fantastic option! My father made all of us kids, and his grandkids tooled leather rockers on oak rocker frames. They are priceless! My daughter’s rocker was drawn on with a permanent marker. I purchased this product for her to be able to take the ink out. It is important to read the instructions before starting your project. Part of the positive result depends on going step by step according to instructions. There is increase in effectiveness if you let the product sit in n the leather longer. After completing 1 treatment you can repeat treatments over until you achieve the result! Amodex has many uses! It works on ink based stains, grease and oil stains, is safe for any fabric (but does advise testing on a small area first), and it is completely safe on skin! In fact, Amodex was originally created to remove printing ink from hands in the 1950s. And it is made in the USA. So, this product is great to carry with for hand cleaner! Photos to follow when I get them from my daughter.

This has worked-- or at least made a difference-- on everything I've tried it on, including car carpet. It's the best I've every used.

Works great!

I initially bought it at a craft store in a 4 oz bottle to try and remove an old ink stain on carpet. Not much success. Like I said it was old. Recently I got some gel ink on a shirt. I was very impressed by it's thoroughness. Since I use pens a lot on the job, I thought it would be worth buying enough to go at the carpet again. I haven't tried it again yet, but I will let you know.

My daughter went outside to swing in her new white warm coat. Water ran down the side of the metal chain and embedded itself in the arm and armpit part of the coat. She came home in tears. I tried every known solvent one after another and could not get the brown (rusty?) stain out at all. I went to Lowe's and bought every stain remover I could get my hands on, including a small bottle of this. This is the only thing that worked! I ended up using the entire bottle and decided to stick up so found this on Amazon. It had been sitting for quite some time and was at the back of my laundry shelf, when my son showed me his white dress shirt. It was washed and dried but had a really weird stain on the front. He had no idea where it came from, only that it had probably been acquired at a frat party (?!). I didn't say anything and went to work. It started out dark grey. I lemoned, vinegared, bleached, etc. No luck. I washed it in the blue stuff. The shirt got whiter. The stain turned blue. Ugh. I rummaged through the laundry room and found this. One application and the stain was almost gone. I've applied it several times and achieved almost invisibility. You'd only notice if you are looking for it in bright light. I don't think it is perfect, but I told him it should be good enough for another frat party... (and it saves me from buying another $60 dress shirt)!