How to clean floor tile coated with years of hairspray !!!

https://speedcleaning.com/2016/cleaning-tips-from-the-clean-team/7-tips-cleaning-hairspray-bathroom-surfaces/

Hi Kathryn,

Click below for an article that has 7 different ideas to try. It looks like vinegar is number 1, followed by alcohol. Read the article for all of the details. Wishing you the best.

https://speedcleaning.com/2016/cleaning-tips-from-the-clean-team/7-tips-cleaning-hairspray-bathroom-surfaces/

It depends on what type of flooring you have, but this article talks about a few types: https://www.google.com/search?q=clean+hairspray+off+bathroom+floor&rlz=1C1GIGM_enUS723US723&oq=clean+hairspray+off&aqs=chrome.3.69i57j0l5.13714j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

What sort of tile Ceramic? If so try Nail Varnish Remover..........

Household amonia will probably cut through it, but you will have to have it well ventilated and wear a mask. Or opt for wIndex window cleaner. It will take much longer, more soaking time, and more scrubbing. Good luck! Maybe someone else has a better solution to this problem.

You need a cleaner with ammonia or some lemon ammonia, go to dollar tree and get some lemon ammonia or the 1/2 gal. of Awesome Orange.

Hello Kathryn! Yes, use a bowl, add Dawn dish washing liquid, add a few tablespoons of baking soda (make sure the bowl is a good size bowl) for the last ingredient add a cup of vinegar. It will fizz up and that's okay. if you have any cheese cloth laying around, (You can also pick up at the .99 cent store) soak the cloth in the mixture, lay the cloth on the floors and let sit for a couple hours. you can also make it a paste like consistency, in a bigger batch. You can use a craft brush or even a foam square head brush to spread the mixture on the entire floor. Let sit, wash off with warm mop. add some alcohol to the clean water bucket, mop that around some, and you should be good to go! Good luck mate!

I like to use the aerosol can of scrubbing bubbles for bathroom. Spray on a good coat, let it sit for a good hour, wipe off and repeat til gone. Then mop with a strong vinegar water solution.

Try rubbing alcohol.