How do you remove ink from a comforter?

Answer 1

Blood (fresh): Soak in cold water (do not use hot, as it will set the stain). Launder. If the stain remains after washing, rewash using a bleach safe for the fabric. Blood (dried): Pretreat or soak in warm water with an enzyme presoak product. Launder. If the stain remains use a bleach safe for that product. or you can use proxide, that also works (may not be safe on some materials). cheap, easy, and fast, ronsonol lighter fluid, it comes in a yellow bottle. it works wonders. it's also very great for other things you might get on your clothes. doing construction i keep a bottle just to make sure i don't get something to set in that i don't want. other things it will take out: that glues stuff used in mouse pads, lexel, caulking, tar, grease, "splooge stains" (a tip for the fella's)

Answer 2

Rip out the seam manually on one side, carefully, and empty the down out of that side; then replace with the new filling and manually sew back up.

Answer 3

It is simple.Use :"Vanish"

Answer 4

puff it up