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.

Ordered this at the advice of my friend. Worked well on several old stains.

I have used this product since 2015 and always made sure I had one on hand, especially since only this product can get fountain pen inks out of clothes. It's gentle while you can get almost all kinds of stains out. The only other stain remover I used was from Laundress, which does a decent job but not as good as this. This particular listing is a great deal. I find the best/easiest way to use this product is by applying it (after shaking it!) on a stain spot and let it sit for awhile, even days. Fountain pen inks require a few repeat application/scrubbing process, but for most stains I would just throw it into the washing machine without scrubbing. Also, I had some moderate success with getting color transfer out of clothes over laundry mistakes. I would soak the piece of clothing in a water/amodex mix for awhile (usually days due to my laziness). I am not always successful but it does work—the only risk being that it may draw out the color I do want. This is one product I cannot find a replacement for—and I never had to either!

Had a stain on canvas and didn't do anything to it and left more stain. I don't recommend this product.

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.