How to Remove Hair Dye Stains in 3 Easy Steps
When it comes to dying your hair, things can get messy. And not everyone knows how to remove hair dye stains from sinks, tubs or countertops. But Mr. Clean® knows how to power through tough stains. Though he has never needed to buy hair dye for himself, he understands the frustration some can feel when their hair masterpiece leaves a mess.
If you want to know how to get hair dye off counters, sinks or bathtubs, we recommend using the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Foaming Bath Scrubber with Febreze® Meadows and Rain. It’s specially textured for extra scrubbing power and is infused with a foaming cleanser for more cleaning power. Plus, with the added scent of Febreze, your sink, tub or countertops will smell great! With legendary fighting power, it’s a powerful hair dye stain remover that will knock the color right out of your stains!
Step One: Add Water.
Wet your Magic Eraser Foaming Bath Scrubber with water. This helps stimulate the strong magic inside the eraser, so you can remove your mess in a flash.
Step Two: Give It a Squeeze.
After you get the Magic Eraser wet, give it three to four good squeezes. This will activate the foaming cleanser inside that will give you a more powerful swipe. When the bubbles begin to form, you’ll know the magic is working and the hair dye stain removal engines are running!
Step Three: Swipe Away!
Use the activated Magic Eraser Foaming Bath Scrubber to clean the desired area. Like magic, the eraser will start powering through tough stains in just a few swipes! Your stained sink or tub will be bright, clean, and ready for the next time you want to try a new look. Now you know how to remove hair dye stains from any surface. And while you’re at it, you can also use the Magic Eraser Foaming Bath Scrubber to clean off any other scuffs or stains. When it comes to dirt and grime, Mr. Clean knows what it takes to make tough messes wish they had never been made.
Test a small area with light pressure before use. Not recommended for the following surfaces: high gloss, polished, dark, brushed, satin, faux, bare/polished wood, copper, stainless steel appliances, non-stick coating or vehicle body. Do not use with chlorine bleach or other household cleaners. Rinse required for surfaces in direct contact with food. Do not use on skin or other parts of the body. Using on skin will likely cause abrasions. Keep out of reach of toddlers and pets to avoid accidental ingestion.