Ranger Archival Ink Cleaner: Effortless Ink Removal, 3.6 x 3.6 x 10 cm, Transparent Review

I like this product and it works well (although any decent remover will remove archival ink). black, and it's not very good for detailed stamps. I use both stamp putty and a reversible soft case of "Spikes" ink remover to remove ink from my stamps, but with both I prefer to use any ink remover that comes in a bottle from Mr.

Cleaning liquid works very well but I drank less than half the bottle and the applicator on top of the bottle fell apart. I used it to rub liquid (gently) into stamps, assuming it was meant to be used. It also absorbed darker ink that I was only able to partially wash off. The product works fine. The container does not work. I initially gave the product five stars but have now deducted three because the applicator has now stopped working. An aerosol can would be much better. Now that the…

I love this cleaner. I've yet to find any ink or paint that it can't remove completely from rubber and clear stamps, although sometimes you need to leave it on the stamp for a while to get perfect results. It's also safe for clear stamps (unlike Stazon's cleaner) and doesn't have a horrible smell (like UltraClean). in a pressurized bottle or a bad fit) are extremely prone to leaking around the swab and I've had a few instances where the swab cap slipped out when I turned it upside down and…

This is a must-have item for those who love rubber stamping. I didn't realize the importance of stamp cleaner until I discovered that some of my rubber stamps weren't stamping well. They were not transparent and did not adhere to any ink, resulting in poor stamping results. I then googled for ways to solve this problem and came across several articles emphasizing the importance of using an ink remover solution. After some research I decided to buy this brand, the same brand for my ink pad. I've