- 1). Run the dryer for two minutes to warm the inside. This helps soften the ink.
- 2). Spray the ink stains with WD-40. Smooth a piece of plastic wrap over the ink stains.
- 3). Close the dryer door. Allow the WD-40 and plastic wrap to remain on the ink stains overnight.
- 4). Remove the plastic wrap and discard it. Wipe the ink stains with a dry paper towel to remove the loosened ink.
- 5
Cut through the oil-based residue by cleaning the dryer with glass cleaner.Thinkstock/Comstock/Getty Images
Spray the inside of the dryer with glass cleaner. Wipe the surface with paper towels to remove the greasy residue left by the WD-40. Keep the dryer door open for 15 minutes to ensure the inside is dry.
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