With the popularization of environmental protection concepts, an increasing number of eco-friendly marker fluorescents have appeared on the market. These products typically use safer solvents and dyes, reducing harm to both the environment and users' health. However, consumers still need to understand some common knowledge about safety and cleanliness when using marker fluorescents, especially for products with unclear ingredients. When you cannot fully understand the components of a marker fluorescent, we recommend adopting the following usage and storage tips to ensure safety and health.
The principle of marker fluorescents can be simply understood as follows: when fluorescent ink comes into contact with a light source, it absorbs the energy from the ultraviolet light, exciting the fluorescent components in the ink. These components then release visible light, thereby producing bright and eye-catching colors. Due to this special optical effect, marker fluorescent marks usually have strong visual impact and are widely used for document annotation, study notes, and creative graffiti.
While the bright colors of marker fluorescents can effectively emphasize key points, it can be frustrating if they accidentally stain clothes or surfaces. The following methods can help remove these stains:
Alcohol or Isopropanol: Use a cotton swab or cloth dipped in a small amount of alcohol or isopropanol to gently wipe the stained area. Alcohol can effectively dissolve the marker fluorescent ink, aiding in the cleaning process.
Specialized Stain Remover: There are many specialized stain removers for marker fluorescent ink available on the market. Use the products according to their instructions.
White Vinegar and Dish Soap: If you don't have the aforementioned substances, you can use a 1:1 mixture of white vinegar and dish soap to gently wipe the stain.
Bleach: For stubborn stains on white clothing, you can choose to use bleach to remove the stains.
