I am a fan of Amodex, and I’m not alone. It’s rated a top ink stain remover by major consumer reviewers. It's‑non-toxic, soap-based cream formula safely tackles ballpoint, gel, fountain pen, Sharpie, and other permanent markers, as well as food, grease, clay, sap, tar, make‑up, hair dye, and more.
Because Amodex is a soap and not a solvent, it can sit on fabrics without damaging fibers or stripping color, making it suitable for delicate materials like silk, wool, cashmere, and fine upholstery.
This versatile formula works on far more than clothing. Amodex can be used on carpets, upholstery, leather, tile, countertops, finished wood, plastic, whiteboards, smartboards, and even skin, making it ideal for offices, classrooms, artists, crafters, and families alike.
It removes “ghosting” from whiteboards, accidental permanent marker on walls or furniture, and pesky ink on hands from pens and art supplies, all without harsh fumes.
Simple to use—just apply, rub in thoroughly, then rinse or blot clean—Amodex offers an effective, non‑toxic alternative to hairspray, alcohol, or solvent‑based cleaners that can set stains or damage surfaces.
For anyone who works with pens, markers, crafts, or kids, this 1 oz bottle is a small but essential insurance policy against stains that would otherwise be permanent.
If Amodex looks familiar you might have seen it on TV. Since its been featured on Martha Stewart Living and Good Morning America.
Keep a bootle in your desk, purse, craft tote, or travel bag so you can treat stains wherever they happen.
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