1 oz Amodex Ink & Stain Remover Pen Care Supplies

Amodex ink and stain remover was featured on Martha Stewart Living and Good Morning America as an excellent solution to tough stains. The unique cream soap formula effectively removes ink or dye stains and sharpie, grass, crayon, wine, berries, grease/oil, paint, tomato, coffee, tea, and more.

Proudly made in the USA of only US-sourced materials, the Amodex ink and stain remover is your most effective stain remover for all inks, including rollerball, ballpoint, highlighter, fountain pen, printing ink, paint, crayon, whiteboard, and a sharpie.

Choose from a full size 4 oz. bottle of Amodex Ink & Stain Remover or a .5 oz. convenient travel tube (with convenient applicator brush).

Amodex on Tough Stains:

• OIL-RELATED STAINS: Chocolate, Salad Dressing, Cosmetics/Lipstick, Gravy, Machine Oils/Grease, Crayon (recommended by Crayola), Tree Sap, Perspiration/Deodorant, Sauces & Soy Sauce
• DYE-RELATED STAINS: Berries, Mustard/Ketchup, Grass, Fruit Juice/Kool-Aid, Red Wine, Tomato Sauce, Blood, Tumeric/Curry, Scuff Marks, Hair Dye, Georgia Clay
• INK-RELATED STAINS: Permanent Marker/SHARPIE, Ballpoint/Gel/Felt Tip, Calligraphy, Stamp Pad, Toner, Fountain Pen, Acrylic Paint, Frixion, Expo & Magic Markers, Printing & Industrial
• AND MORE...: Blood, Crayon (recommended by Crayola), Georgia Clay, Grass, Grease/Oil, Hair Dye, Heel Scuffs, Lipstick, Make-Up, Acrylic/Latex Paint, Scorch Marks, Tar and "mystery and old stains"
• SAFE AND EFFECTIVE ON FABRICS: Canvas, Cashmere, Corduroy, Cotton, Nylon, Polyester, Rayon, Silk, Viscose, Wool, and more...
• TREATS MOST MATERIALS & SURFACES: Carpets, Corian, Fiberglass, Formica, Leather, Linoleum, Painted Surfaces, Plastic, Rubber, Tile, Upholstery, Vinyl, Wood, and more...

In 1957, the founder of Amodex, Peter, created a solution to remove stubborn ink from his hands at the end of long days in the printing industry. He soon realized that his formula also removed all types of ink and stains from clothing. Peter and his wife, Sylvia, named their creation Amodex and formed a multi-generational family business.