Ink Hand Cleaner? Inknix Replacement?

[markh]

I am running out of my bottle of InkNix. Apparently it's no longer sold. That stuff works great.

 

Anyone have a good replacement? (Lava soap doesn't cut it, at least for ink)

 

 

thnx,

 

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[BT_Summers]

I just use sandpaper.

[Cordovian]

Good old SOS pads and a little water works great. Haven't found an ink they couldn't remove yet. Cheap too.

[Stratguy]

How about this?

 

https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/amodex-ink-and-stain-remover/1042887096?skuId=42887096&mcid=PS_googlepla_nonbrand_closetlaundry_online&product_id=42887096&adtype=pla_multichannel&product_channel=online&adpos=1o2&creative=43742655829&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8ZCSx4Th1QIVlFx-Ch1CfQs7EAQYAiABEgLrAPD_BwE

[Sasha Royale]

( An ounce of prevention . . . . ) Nitrite rubber gloves. (or propane torch)

[Stratguy]

This may work as well:

 

http://www.indy-pen-dance.com/InkZap.html

[Chrissy]

Lava Soap

[makas]

Hello markh

 

GOJO the original formula is my go to for when ink is on things it shouldn't be.

 

Mark

[Mister5]

I just replace my hand when I get ink on it. Good enough for the Kingslayer, it's good enough for me.

 

Actually, just live with the ink stains like a badge of honor for a day or two. Haven't found any particularly good product yet other than time.

Edited August 19, 2017 by Mister5

[inkstainedruth]

This may work as well:

 

http://www.indy-pen-dance.com/InkZap.html

 

I've seen that, but haven't tried it (fortunately I still have about half a jar of Ink Nix).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[johnboz]

I've always used Amodex. It works great on skin and fabric.

[corgicoupe]

Lava Soap

This always works for me.

[praxim]

Amodex works on people, clothes, carpets, with no apparent side effects or other collateral damage. That is a good start.

[Studio97]

I use a bar of dark green artist soap. It took a fresh spot of blue black out of my pants too.

[pajaro]

Lava Soap

 

I use this every day, with good results.

 

I have used the Ink Zap and it works when you put some on wet hands or add a little water. It bleached a pair of my brown shorts, but took ink out of a beige carpet with no ill effect.

[dms525]

I thought Amodex was just for fabric, not for skin. For hands, I have used Kresto Hand Cleaner, the stuff John Mottishaw recommends. I usually just try to wash stains off as soon as they appear and then wash with hand soap and water. I use Kresto for major skin stains. It is just okay. Not great. It sounds like Ink Zap is worth a try.

 

David

[WireFox]

Green Scotchbrite pad and De-Solv-it hand cleaner works for me but most of the time I just leave the ink to wear off...a badge of honour no less :-)

[Wahl]

Soap and pumice stone.

[markh]

Wow - you all must have skin like leather. Pumice, sandpaper, coarse files, belt sanders, rasps, grinding wheels, lathes, bleach, ammonia, acid, alcohol. I think someone said a rotary hammer??

 

No one has mentioned dynamite.... yet.

 

I'm sure they take all the ink off, but maybe a little rough for my tender hands. But thanks for all the suggestions.

 

Maybe Anderson will bring some InkZap to the SF show for us more civilized types.......

 

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[johnboz]

I thought Amodex was just for fabric, not for skin. For hands, I have used Kresto Hand Cleaner, the stuff John Mottishaw recommends. I usually just try to wash stains off as soon as they appear and then wash with hand soap and water. I use Kresto for major skin stains. It is just okay. Not great. It sounds like Ink Zap is worth a try.

 

David

 

I think Amodex is mainly marketed as being for fabric, but it works on skin as well. They also mention that it works on skin on their website. I've never used Kresto before, but might give it a try just to have an alternative.