We've all been there: You open the dryer door only to find that someone forgot to empty their pockets. Lip balm or crayons melted all over everything, paper pulp smashed into the fibers of clothing, ...

Blot the stain. Apply a few drops of acetone-based nail polish remover to a clean cloth or cotton ball, then gently blot the stain. Take your time blotting the stain until it begins to lift — don't ...

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My wife just did a load of laundry without realizing that a pair of jeans had a pen in them. Unfortunately the tip broke off the pen, and now everything in the dryer has ink spots all over it. We aren ...

Help is here! Before I can offer help, however, I have to remind you in a very serious and stern tone that you must always (always, always, always) check your pockets ...

If you’ve been doing laundry long enough, it’s bound to happen sooner or later. You open the door to your dryer and find that all of your clothes are covered in blue or black pen ink — and so is the ...

Q. I got ink on the sleeve of one of my favorite shirts. Can it be saved? A. Removing ink from clothes is surprisingly easy if you catch it early enough. You’ll need Amodex, our top-rated stain ...