Removing Hair Dye From Wood
jbovis from Seattle, WA
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RE: Removing Hair Dye From Wood
Thanks so much for the vinegar and baking soda! I spilled dark brown hair dye all over the counter and stairs and my mom wasn't as mad because at least I knew how to get it out. Thanks again!
Post By sarah (Guest Post)
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Baking soda and vinegar worked great. It didn't remove finish. It took a while. I put on rubber gloves & worked baking soda & vinegar paste into the grain of the wood w/ my fingers, then sprayed with vinegar & wiped clean. I had to do it several times. You can't see any sign of stain or discoloration from scrubbing! Thanks - I didn't think it would come out!
Post By Acorn Noel Choir (Guest Post)
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OMG my mom would have freaking killed me! I got DARK BROWN permanent hair dye on her nice wood cabinets in the bathroom! SOS took it out like a charm! Worked extremely well! He he my mom will never know!
Post By THANKFULL. (Guest Post)
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Took a lot of elbow grease but the combination of baking soda and vinegar did work well!
Post By NancyQ (Guest Post)
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I was just in such a panic then found this. I used the magic eraser and it took all the DRIED hair dye right off! Thank you!
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WOW! My friends dyed my hair dark brown and we got hair dye all over the wooden table. Thank God you told us about this.
Post By Jennifer (Guest Post)
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Magic Eraser totally works if it's new (few days old). I had it on my cabinets in my bathroom, and was freaking out, wondering how I was going to get it off, before my mom noticed. There was also another dye stain on the kitchen cabinets (a few years old- didn't know what could get it out) and I used the Magic Eraser on it too. I had to rub harder and longer, but it came out. The only thing is that the harder you rub, it starts to take off the varnish (if it's old).
Post By samantha (Guest Post)
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What's an SOS pad? Help ASAP!
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Thanks so much for the SOS tip! Why do they make hair dye so runny!!
Post By Sue (Guest Post)
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The sos pad thing worked :D Thank you, my mum would have killed me :]
Post By Paige (Guest Post)
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An SoS pad did nothing but take the paint off. Thanks.
Post By Erin (Guest Post)
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Thank you so much. The idea using the vinegar and baking soda worked like a charm. THANK YOU SO MUCH! My best friend's mom would have killed us.
Post By Ellie (Guest Post)
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Thank you so much. My friend's mom was going to kill us!
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I died my hair dark red on Tuesday night. Today's Friday. I accidentally got it on my wooden vanity. I JUST noticed yesterday, but I had to leave before I could do anything about it. Is it still possible to get it out? I'm so worried. What if it doesn't come out? It's on the door so I suppose I could replace it but that might be expensive.
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
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I died my hair dark red on Tuesday night. Today's Friday. I accidentally got it on my wooden vanity. I JUST noticed yesterday but I had to leave before I could do anything about it. Is it still possible to get it out? I'm so worried, what if it doesn't come out? It's on the door so I suppose I could replace it but that might be expensive.
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Hair Dye From Wood
I just tried the SOS pad, it worked so well! No scratching, and hardly any scrubbing. Thanks!
Post By Jenny (Guest Post)
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Thank you, thank you! It works! ALso, if you make a paste with vinegar and baking soda, let it sit for 15 mins before rubbing with SOS pad it that helps too
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YES on the SOS pads! Removed the black hair dye from my stained cabinets in seconds.
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Post By Frank (Guest Post)
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OMG I was having kittens. I got hair dye on my wood cabinets. It came off instantly with and SOS pad. No problem, No scratchs, Thanks for the tip and Thank you God.
Post By HJS (Guest Post)
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Holy @#$% Magic Eraser got it out! My floor is older and I was worried it had gone beyond the finish as I had left it over night without noticing! Didn't harm the finish and removed the stain 100% in seconds!
Post By Katie (Guest Post)
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Where do you get these sos pads?
Post By Amg (Guest Post)
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I used a regular SOS Pad on mine and it worked like a charm. Thank you!
Post By Anna M. (Guest Post)
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The Mr. clean magic eraser worked GREAT! in less than a minute the stain was gone and my wood floor look good. Thanks
Post By Gale (Guest Post)
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Thanks a mill - the lemon juice and white vinegar really did work, got on my new doors - nearly crying
Post By Loz (Guest Post)
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This really works. Put jifs lemon juice (the one u use on pancakes) and white vinegar in a bowl then get a sponge and scrub where your hair dye is. I did it and it worked.
Post By Alex (Guest Post)
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Thank goodness for this tip! I just dyed my hair and since were renting the house it is a must not to get stains on the wood bathroom counter, within seconds the stain was removed! Thanks all! :]
Post By Stevee (Guest Post)
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So if I use an SOS Lemon scrubbing pad it will come out of stained wood already?
Post By jasmine. (Guest Post)
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This worked wonderfully! I used a generic scrub pads and they worked very well. This saved me from buying lots of expensive removers.
Thanks!!
Post By Lauren (Guest Post)
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I thought i would never get out the hair dye that fell on my wood block floor. I had tried everything you could think of and coming in here and useing that hint of the SOS pads works fantastically with no scratches
Thank you so much Lori
Post by HoneyBlossom
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SOS totally works! Even on old stains, Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Post By JENNY (Guest Post)
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