In the video below, Laurie Williams experiments with cleaning alcohol ink stains from your hands, using a mixture of dishwashing liquid and baking soda. Watch to learn what proportions work best and see the results!
Recipe for Alcohol Ink Stain Remover
- 1 part Baking Soda
- 3/4 part Dawn Dishwashing Liquid
Mix together in a dish or container with a lid for safe keeping.
Products recommended to prevent staining:
- Sterile Gloves: http://amzn.to/2GM0c0Q
- Gloves in a Bottle: http://amzn.to/2FYPByr
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Laurie "Trumpet" Williams is an alcohol ink artist and founder of the Alcohol Ink Art Community. She is also a digital marketing consultant helping artists and small businesses with online marketing strategies.
Check out Laurie's full bio here: Laurie Trumpet Williams, Alcohol Ink Artist & Instructor.
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So grateful for the recommendation of Gloves in a Bottle. What a relief! My hands get so dry when I’m working with alcohol and inks. That barrier lotion has saved them. Hooray!!! I haven’t had the opportunity to try the baking soda and Dawn yet (because of the Gloves in a Bottle). I actually had an inkjet ink cartridge (magenta) explode all over my hands and 90% of it washed right off. Thank you so much for sharing that tip.
This solved our problem of dyed fingertips. Thanks so much!!
The alcohol and baking soda worked!! Thanks so much