Ink in Dryer Drum,how do I get it out - Dryers

Try using EZ off oven cleaner. Spray on and let sit for an hour. Should take most if not all ink off

the ink does not have anything to do with the dryer drum not spinning

Hello,

Sorry they way to remove a ink stain from the drum (becuase of the heat it's "baked on) is to sand the drum down which will leave raw metal causing the drum to rust
It could be sanded down and repainted but you would need to go to the auto parts store and get some paint for engines since its desiged for high heat

Good luck

Gene

Are the black marks a result of an ink stain in the drum or is the black marks coming for the dryer seal?

If they are coming from an ink stain then alcohol or hair spray with paper towels will normally get them off the drum.

If the black marks are coming from the seal, that means that the seal is not positioned correctly and would require that the dryer be disassebled and a new seal be installed.

Hello 5.....

1. Turn the dryer off and remove any laundry from inside the drum.
   

2. Unplug the dryer.
   

3. Dampen a paper towel with rubbing alcohol.
   

4. Scrub the ink stain with the dampened towel. Repeat, if necessary, with a fresh towel dampened with rubbing alcohol, to remove all the ink.
   

5. Wipe the area with a cloth dampened with water, to remove any alcohol residue.
   

6. If the stain persists, soak a white rag with rubbing alcohol or hairspray and scrub the stain. It may take repeated applications to dissolve the ink. Joe
   

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use liquid solvent...thinners or maybe even some petrol from the lawn mower.... a little on a rag should do the trick,maybe some metho or even turps.

Ask a copier repair person to give you some D-Ink.

Try something like surgical spirit/white spirit ect.

There is a product called 'Goo Gone' , this will remove it for sure!

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Rubbing alcohol will work to remove most of it if you use alot of elbow grease.

What I found worked the best and quickest was a Mr Clean Magic Eraser wetted acetone nail polish remover. Leave the dryer door open to let it air dry, then put a couple of white towels soaked in bleach water and run the dryer on a non-heat cycle to remove any remaining smudges.

To be paranoid, I then ran the same towels through the washer and dryed them on high heat to make sure there was no ink I missed that might ruin any further clothes.