An ink stain on a fabric couch is never ideal, but luckily it can be removed with simple and inexpensive household items. Whether it was caused by pens or markers, these four ways provide effective ...

Despite living in a digital world, it can feel more satisfying to put pen to paper — like jotting down a to-do list in your planner or a quick reminder on a post-it note. The downside? We've all ...

Blot (don’t rub) the stain with a clean cloth to absorb excess ink before it sets. Dab a small amount of rubbing alcohol onto the stain, allowing it to break down the ink. Rinse thoroughly with cold ...

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, ...

We've all been there: you're getting dressed up for date night or an evening out with friends, and you grab your favorite article of clothing for an easy, one-and-done outfit. You add in accessories ...

Warnings & Cautions: Always put a pad of towels behind the stain and a pad on top to keep the ink from spreading. Don’t be talked into trying hairspray. Hairspray has a lot of oil and can spread the ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Despite living in a digital world, it can feel more satisfying to put pen to paper — like jotting down a ...