I recently had that mishap, and by the time I saw it, it was dried on. Nothing, including acetone was working, so after I calmed down and pulled out my Bon Ami powder cleanser (Bartender's friend would work, too). After wetting the surface, I sprinkled on the powder and started working it into a paste. Then I gently scrubbed, rinsed and scrubbed it again. It wasn't easy, but, I finally got it all off the white porcelain sink. Good luck!
I have tried acetone, turpentine, magic eraser, comet, bleach, dish soap and denture cleaner and nothing has removed the red stains from my acrylic tub. Any suggestions?
You could try using Barkeepers friend, or other cream cleaner. If the bath is Acrylic you could try car cleaner, but if the stain has been absorbed it could take a very long time to release it again................
I have tried acetone, turpentine, magic eraser, comet, bleach, dish soap and denture cleaner and nothing has removed the red stains from my acrylic tub. Any suggestions?
I have tried acetone, turpentine, magic eraser, comet, bleach, dish soap and denture cleaner and nothing has removed the red stains from my acrylic tub. Any suggestions?
Easy off oven cleaner, the blue can might do the trick. Another thought is to consult the manufacturer of the tub , have the product information (hair dye) on hand, they might ask what you used and what chemicals are in it.
If nothing works, you may have to refinish the tub.
Granddaughter dyed hair black and ruined my brand new vanity top! I've tried bleach and nail polish remover. Nothing is working! Is it a complete losd!
Use Clorex Outdoor bleach. It is much stronger than regular bleach, just make sure you have good ventilation.
Sabrina
Here is another helpful idea.
I recently had that mishap, and by the time I saw it, it was dried on. Nothing, including acetone was working, so after I calmed down and pulled out my Bon Ami powder cleanser (Bartender's friend would work, too). After wetting the surface, I sprinkled on the powder and started working it into a paste. Then I gently scrubbed, rinsed and scrubbed it again. It wasn't easy, but, I finally got it all off the white porcelain sink. Good luck!
Hi Sabrina, I am not sure if your tub is fiberglass or acrylic or porcelain, so I will include instruction for all the surfaces, hope they help you,
https://www.hunker.com/13412039/how-to-remove-hair-dye-from-a-tub
http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-remove-dye-stains-from-a-bathtub/
Hi Sabrina,
You could try using Barkeepers friend, or other cream cleaner. If the bath is Acrylic you could try car cleaner, but if the stain has been absorbed it could take a very long time to release it again................
There is some helpful information here:
https://cleaning.lovetoknow.com/Hair_Dye_Stain_Removal
Get CLR from Home Depot and soak the area with the liquid and cover with a cloth and soak it and leave over night
Bar Keepers Friend, Krud Kutter. All else fails use Easy off No Fume oven cleaner in the BLUE can. Works on enamel, porcelain, and fiberglass
Nail polish remover is pretty good for removing stains and shouldn't damage your tub
Hi Sabrina - This is the shower cleaner that we use. You can also use it on grout. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
https://pinkfortitude.com/shower-cleaner-diy/
PS - We have a FREE eBook with recipes for all of my homemade and all-natural cleaners. You can download it here --> https://pinkfortitude.com/thank#GreenClean
Scrub with Barkeeper's Friend and magic eraser.
Wet & Forget Shower applied regularly, perhaps twice weekly.
It'd try soaking bleach or even a magic eraser will sometimes miraculously remove stains.
Have you tried a magic eraser? I haven't tried it but it might work.
hope this will help https://www.hunker.com/13412039/how-to-remove-hair-dye-from-a-tub
I have tried acetone, turpentine, magic eraser, comet, bleach, dish soap and denture cleaner and nothing has removed the red stains from my acrylic tub. Any suggestions?
Easy off oven cleaner, the blue can might do the trick. Another thought is to consult the manufacturer of the tub , have the product information (hair dye) on hand, they might ask what you used and what chemicals are in it.
If nothing works, you may have to refinish the tub.