Getting ink stains out of a dryer?

Try Goof-off. It dissolves all kinds of stuff, but I'm not too sure about ink. However, if the ink is dry, I'm not too certain it will be a problem for you. We've had that happen a couple times in the 13 years we've had our dryer, and there are ink and other stains all over the drum, but once it's dried, it never gets on the clothes. You might not need to do anything at all. Good luck and God Bless!!

Steve

I recommend you do NOT use Goof-Off - read the label, I am almost certain it's flammable.

I had the exploding pen thing happen to me once although maybe not on as grand a scale as your experience. What worked, and yes it was a pain, was to squirt a bit of Soft Scrub with Bleach on a dampened piece of old towel and scrubbed the dryer drum til the ink came off. I kept a bucket of warm water nearby and kept rinsing out the towel. Once I was finished I wiped out the inside of the drum with a clean damp cloth.

This is a cheap and safe solution. Just be prepared to be in an awkward kneeling position for 15-20 minutes.

Another thing you might try is one of those Magic Erasers that they sell in the cleaning aisle at the grocery (dampen it first). I've never used one to clean dried ink but I've seen them work wonders on stuff off like burnt-on oven gunk. There again, a safe (although unproven) solution.

soak in toothe paste stuffed water for approximately 20 min then wash frivolously i needed to do the identical with a couple of denims this child kyle broke a pen and spewed ink in every single place the facet of my denims. god bless, alexis