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This might be a stupid question, but... So basically I just found a paper towel COMPLETELY saturated with ink. I think I someday used it to clean an entire ink bottle spill. So, just curious, can I make some ink back again from that paper by 'extracting' the ink? I tried adding some water and hand-rub alcohol. But the ink is very light, and the tissue has still not even lost 1% of its saturatedness.

Not sure if this is the correct forum, but I figured ink lovers must have some familiarity with cleaning in stains! So Baystreet Blue is a super-saturated, deep beautiful blue which is now decorating my white painted walls, my white painted wooden doorframe, my gray-painted woodeb door and and my white laminate sink cabinate. Also my wooden floors and my formerly white grout between the bathroom tiles. It's a small bathroom and I did an excellent job covering most of the surfaces. I've tried e-cloths -which worked well on removing the stains from the white marble countertop, Jaws disinfectant cleaner which took the stains off the porcelain toilet, and good old comet which helped clean the porcelain sink and (thankfully dark) ceramic floor tiles. I also tried those Mr. Clean scrubbing sponges but they didn't really help. Short of re-painting the painted serfaces and living with the stained laminate does anyone here have any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Literally an ink-stained wretch