Ink & Stain Remover for Clothes, Leather and Skin - Removes Ink, Ballpoint, Sharpie, Grease and More, Works on Set-in Stains, Gentle but Powerful, 4oz/120ml Bottle (Pack of 2)

The size of the bottle is small and the scent is pleasant. It was dissolvable and was not sticky on my skin. It removed the ink stain that was on my stool after applying it daily for 3 days.

Worked like a charm. It took out several types of stains. I did apply it and let it work for 12 hours ahead of washing it like it tells you to do. I'll won't hesitate to purchase again when I need to.

Didn't work for ballpoint ink stains on a beige color faux leather (PU)nsofa, but it did work on a genuine leather handbag which had bad color transfer from clothes. YMMV.

This is not work instantly, but did lift the ink stain in a little time

I felt sick when I noticed a shopping bag had transferred ink onto my light leather seats. My car barely has 1,500 miles on it, so the idea of staring at that stain for years was frustrating. I tried everything I had on hand — leather cleaner, hand sanitizer, even a Clorox wipe — and while they helped a little, nothing fully removed it. I decided to try Amodex since it’s specifically made for ink stains, and I’m so glad I did. After using it, the stain is essentially invisible. The formula has a lightweight, lotion-like texture that stays where you put it instead of running or soaking into the leather. I applied a small amount directly to the spot, gently agitated it with my fingernail, wiped with a microfiber cloth, and repeated the process about three times. That was all it took. After several failed attempts with other products, this one genuinely impressed me. For under $10, it’s absolutely worth trying if you’re dealing with stubborn ink on leather.

Update: September 9, 2020: Someone got ink on their fingers from a printer and the suggestions on the internet to use hair spray, alcohol, tea tree oil, or shop hand cleaner to remove the ink are a joke...It didn't remove an ounce of the stain. So...I thought why not try Amodex? I let the Amodex soak into the skin for 2 minutes and then gently scrubbed it away with an old toothbrush, and it removed everything! The Amodox is gentle on your skin and has the texture of hand lotion. Amazing! My family has used this many times for many different stains and this is our third time that we have purchased this product. The key in using this stain remover is to follow the directions inside the box, (they are different for different types of stains) and allow the product to remain on the stain for at least 3 hours or more. If you are impatient and you think that the product can remove a stain from something in 5 minutes, IT CAN'T. I feel that some of the reviewers on this product don't allow enough time for this product to work. I didn't either at first. It needs time to remove the stain. I let it set on the stain for 3 hours and came back to it and the stain was gone! I then gently rinsed out the area with water with a clean white towel and patted it dry. It was a little more difficult to remove a stain that was on the vertical portion of my leather inside car door, someone accidentally bumped it with their ball point pen. The stain remover works best on a flat, level surface. After trying this product on a permanent black magic marker, red nail polish, a raspberry stain, a red wine stain on clothes and a pen stain, it has removed every stain from a variety of surfaces including carpet, leather, clothes and vinyl. My latest test was when someone spilled a drop of black wood stain on my pure white carpeting. After following the directions, I was able to remove the black wood stain in about 3 hours. I can't say enough great things about this product; I would buy stock in this company if I could. Remember: Be patient and FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS INSIDE THE BOX and you will be the next person writing a great review on this product. Update 12-15-16: It just took out dark hair dye out of a woman's cotton shirt. I put Saran wrap underneath the stain, so it wouldn't bleed to the other side while it removed the stain. I waited 24 hours and re-applied one more coating, then washed in in Tide with cold water in my washing machine and the stain is gone. This product takes a while (24-48 hours) to do the job, but it never lets me down. Anyone who writes a bad review on this product probably didn't read the directions which state to not wash out the stain with water in advance and never use hair spray on the stain, it only sets the stain more.

I’ve used this on dirt, blood and blackberry stains. Great on dirt & blood but not totally out when used on blackberry stains on cotton shirt.

I really wish I had taken a before picture before using this! I read a bunch of the reviews before buying/using this, so I knew not to try and treat the area I wanted cleaned. I carry a sharpie on a retractable clip around at work. I somehow managed to put the sharpie back in the cap upside down 3x in one day! I had black sharpie lines all over my jeans! They are a multi color tie dye look, so I was hesitant to use this product for fear that it would remove the tie dye colors. I still don't know if the tie dye on the jeans is actual tie dye or what, but wow! The lines are all gone minus 3 small black dots that I'm still working on. They are barely noticeable compared to the lines so I'm beyond thrilled! After shaking the bottle, the Amodex liquid isn't too thin, so I didn't waste too much product. I used an old toothbrush to scrub vigorously. I probably treated each of the lines twice with the Amodex, and kept scrubbing. The ink was disappearing and the tie dye wasn't! Again, since I don't know how the jeans were actually colored to make the tie dye look, I don't recommend trying this without testing a small area first on home made tie dye! After it looked like all the sharpie lines were gone, it wasn't completely clear if some of the black from the tie dye had bled because of the way the wet areas made the jeans look. I was starting to think I should have just left the lines because it looked better than what I was looking at. I took the jeans and rinsed all the treated areas under water, hanging them to dry overnight. Before they even dried though, I could see the black from the tie dye hadn't bled. My jeans were saved! I don't know why the remaining 3 black dots (very tiny) don't seem to want to come off vs all the lines that were drawn, but they're really not very noticeable, so I'm only trying 1 last time to remove them. All the scrubbing is harsh on the material. I gave the Amodex 4 stars because of those last 3 dots, and it's kind of expensive considering the size of the bottle. There's no offensive smell (unless you put the stuff right by your nose and take a big whiff lol). Maybe there are other products out there that work as well, but it's not worth checking them out to me since this worked fast and was easy to use. The instructions tell how to use the product based on the material you're trying to clean which is nice and there's also a phone number you can call for help/questions.

I tried this product to remove ink stain , all it did was to smudge the ink further and make it more ugly Completely ineffective

Very good product. We used it to remove ink from white clothing.

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Did exactly what it claimed to do. It removed ballpoint pen ink from cloth. Took 3 attempts to get to point where the cloth was perfect.

I’m so happy I ordered this product. I’m a Poshmark seller and when packaging an order of a vintage dress that sold I noticed an ink stain. It took 5 rounds of using this gel but the stain from how ever long ago lifted. Absolutely no discolouration in the garment either. This gel was a total life saver!!!