Removing this stain from my shower

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We got our bathroom re-done with a brand new 4-piece shower stall less than 3 weeks ago and I happened to soak a red colored garment there last weekend and the color (pinkish) won't go from the base and a little bit on the side walls. I tried Lysol, baking soda, and comet. Nothing helped. The base surface is a little rough  and the side walls are very smooth. Any helpful suggestion will be greatly appreciated.

Janet Pizaro · Answer

Try making a paste of hydrogen peroxide mixed with baking soda. Leave on overnight. Then use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.

Dippydooo · Answer

Try Borax.  Make a paste let it sit until you see the stain gone.

Judy Riley · Answer

bleach it. put bleach on a sponge or paper towels and place it over the spot. move the sponge after the stain gets lighter to another spot, continue to sponge the bleach off until the whole thing is clean. its probably not into the actual shower stall, but only the calcium build up on the surface

William · Answer

Easy Off No Fume oven cleaner in the blue can. Spray it on, let it foam, let it sit for a while, rinse.

Elizabeth Dion · Answer

I swear by Magic Erasers.  Haven't seen a stain they won't remove yet!

Gail Hoak · Answer

Oxy-clean in the powdered form, make a paste and apply to stain, leave it to work overnite and use a small microfiber scrubber to buff it off

Bob12544411 · Answer

You could try peroxide.  I have not tried it myself.  I works well on blood stains.

Karan Kay Hultgren-Pool · Answer

Go to the store and grab a bottle of Soft Scrub. Be careful, very strong. Make sure you wipe it evenly so it doesn't leave streaks.

Joann · Answer

Just be sure not to combine methods.  Some of those chemicals can kill everyone in the house, if used together.
That said, try dishwasher powder...watch out for your hands, some brands are pretty caustic...apply with a scrub brush.

Holly Hecker-Pupo · Answer

You can use drywall mesh as a scrubber

Bernadette Staal · Answer

I would contact the manufacturer

Gail · Answer

Try Zep Mold/Mildew cleaner.  Be to ventilate the room as it has a strong bleach odor.

K temple · Answer

Bleach

Donna Avery · Answer

Bar keepers friend

Maggie Gallagher · Answer

a liquid spray we get here in Canada called 'Mean Green' has cleaned everything for me.

Pat Ruge · Answer

I would spray with bleach water. What you want to do is remove the color and I think scrubbing it is not really the answer. If necessary, soak a white towel in bleach water and let it set for a few minutes.

Karen Strayer · Answer

like Maggie suggested ' Mean Green' is a wonderful cleaner,   use a white cloth dampened/wet with it and let it soak for a while, it should take it out.  or you can try oxy clean made into a paste to  soak it for a while.

Suzann · Answer

You might want to check with the manufacturer before you try something that may harm your shower stall.

Cfr2230743 · Answer

Fill tub past the stain with hot water and Clorox. Let set overnight.

Tania Mullen · Answer

Rit brand color remover. They sell fabric dye.

Marlene · Answer

Try a solution of peroxide and soap....or  Also, try... lightly rub with Magic Eraser from Mr Clean

Rdr2130050 · Answer

Try using THE WORKS disinfectant bowl cleaner. Works on all types of stains

Louise Miquel · Answer

I wonder what was finally used and worked?

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