These are common solvents you will be able to find in your house or at a convenience store. Get a bottle that has enough liquid in it to soak the whole area of the clothing that you want to remove printing from.  You can also look for special heat transfer vinyl remover that is designed to take vinyl lettering off of clothing. Solvents only work to remove vinyl and rubber prints from clothing. Screen printed ink is permanent on clothes. Turn the clothing inside out or find an area that doesn’t show when you wear it. Pour a drop or two of the solvent you are going to use onto the hidden area, and wait to see if it discolors or damages the fabric in any way.  If the clothing looks fine after you pour the solvent on, then it is safe to proceed. If not, then you should find another solvent to use so you don’t ruin your clothing. Don’t use solvents on delicate fabrics such as rayon, wool, or silk. You want to be able to soak the fabric behind the printing in order to take it off the front. Place the inside-out item of clothing on a flat surface in front of you. It would probably be easiest to sit or stand at a table or counter as you remove the printing. Pour out enough solvent to soak the entire back part of the fabric behind the print you want to remove. Wear a facemask if the solvent fumes bother you.  Make sure that you are working over a surface that will be easy to clean up if you accidentally spill any solvent. Stretching the fabric out so that the solvent can soak in completely can make the process easier. Just make sure not to stretch the clothing so much that you damage or distort it. Flip the clothing back so that the printing is facing outwards. Try to peel off the print with your fingers or scrape it off with the sharp edge of a knife.  Be careful when you use a knife and always scrape away from you. You can wear latex gloves if you don’t want to get the solvent on your fingers and hands. Get as much print off as you can by peeling and scraping. Flip the clothing inside out again and pour on more solvent when you can’t get anymore off, and then try to peel and scrape the remaining print off again until it is all gone. If you can’t get it all off with a solvent, then you can try using the heat from an iron to loosen the printing. Follow the garment’s care instructions to wash it safely. This will get rid of any harsh chemical smells and your clothing will be ready to wear again! If there is any glue residue or stickiness left where the print used to be after you wash the clothing, then try an adhesive remover to get the residue off.
احصل على مذيب مثل الكحول أو مزيل طلاء الاظافر أو مزيل المواد اللاصقة. اختبر المذيب على جزء مخفي من الملابس لمعرفة ما إذا كان يسبب الضرر. اقلب الملابس من الداخل للخارج بحيث يكون الجزء الخلفي من الطباعة مواجهًا لك. صب المذيب على جزء الملابس حيث الطباعة. أرجع الملابس للجانب الصحيح وقشّر الطباعة أو اكشطها. كرر العملية حتى تقشر كل الطباعة. اغسل الملابس كما تفعل عادة لإزالة المذيب.