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From: tw8023@pyuxii.UUCP (T Wheeler)
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Subject: Re: Can anyone help?
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Date: Thu, 29-Aug-85 08:52:22 EDT
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You might get some of the ink out by dry cleaning,
but I'm afraid you may be out of luck if there were
any man-made fibers involved.  Heat, such as in a dryer,
will tend to set the stain much as in the dyeing process.
It does not take too much heat to dye most man-mades.
Once it is set, there is no way to get it out.  Sorry
for the pessimistic report.  I can sympathize as it
has happened to my daughter too.
T. C. Wheeler