Hi Cheryl, you can remove hairspray residue with mild soap and water and the fluffy microfiber cloth, wipe, rinse wipe again until the surface feels smooth and clean
Wet and us a kitchen plastic scrubber if on glass or tile. Otherwise wet and scrape off with your fingernail and hot water. Hairspray is just watered down water soluble glue.
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This stain was left from well water after power went out, the tub has a raised design to prevent slipping. The pink color is not on the tub came from photo.
Hi Cheryl, you can remove hairspray residue with mild soap and water and the fluffy microfiber cloth, wipe, rinse wipe again until the surface feels smooth and clean
Hi Cheryl. I had good luck with baby shampoo and water I suppose any shampoo would work since it is meant to remove from hair
Shampoo or rubbing alcohol will both work.
Just wash it off. May take a little elbow grease, but not that bad.
Wet and us a kitchen plastic scrubber if on glass or tile. Otherwise wet and scrape off with your fingernail and hot water. Hairspray is just watered down water soluble glue.