VIDEO: How to remove printer ink from your skin

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Often times, printer ink does not come off easily with soap and water skin remove. If the ink is still fresh, you will be able to wash the surface off with just water, but often pale blue or black remains stains back on the skin.

Gently wash off the printer ink

When changing or refilling the printer cartridge, it can quickly happen that the hands did not stay completely clean, but the printer ink has spread here and there on the skin. If soap and warm water don't help, you can try using a little washing powder to remove the printer ink from the skin:

  1. Pour warm water into a sink or small bowl and add a little washing powder as you fill it.
  2. Put the dirty hand or hands in it when the washing powder has dissolved.
  3. Soak your hands in the washing liquid for a few minutes. You can also gently rub the areas with the ink stains.
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  4. If the stains have not yet resolved or are completely removed, you can also scrub the corresponding areas on your hands in warm water with a hand brush.

Treat the skin with pumice stone

If you don't have washing powder on hand, you can also use soap and pumice stone to treat your hands:

  1. Soap your hands or the affected areas under a tap or with warm water thoroughly.
  2. Let the soap sit on the skin for a few minutes.
  3. Then carefully rub in with a soft pumice stone ( stone, which can also be used to remove calluses, for example) over the skin until the spots have dissolved.

Printer ink can sometimes be stubbornly removed from the skin and soap and water are often not enough.

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