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I have bleach stains (rings) on my dark green formica countertops. What can i do to remove them?
Sueboo From Jackson, MS
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RE: Bleach Stains on Formica
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Post By College Student (Guest Post)
(06/30/2008)
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I have an orange formica countertop which unfortunately has a stain on it from a bottle of cleaning solution being tipped over in the middle of the night. I now have a light orange color instead of a bright orange color. I have tried using a sharpie which isn't working and am currently trying to use an orange acrylic paint - which doesn't look promising. Any suggestions on how I can turn the light orange back to bright orange?
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Post By ann (Guest Post)
(06/25/2008)
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The hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and vinegar works like magic.
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RE: tooth paste stain on Formica
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Post By marc (Guest Post)
(02/27/2008)
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How do I remove a whitish ring from tooth paste on a green formica top?
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Bleaching, dying formica
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Post By Andrew (Guest Post)
(07/21/2007)
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The formica countertops in the kitchen are a horrible gray colour and, due to the cost, we can't replace them.
Anybody have advice for bleaching and possibly dying them?
Thanks.
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Post By Patrice (Guest Post)
(05/14/2007)
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The RUST OUT worked on terrible stains caused by me using bleach on Formica. I tried the lemon juice but it only "muted" the stain. I sprinkled the RUST OUT on the stains and rubbed with a damp paper towel. The stains were gone. Thank you for the great tip!
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HELP! Big ugly stains on Formica
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Post By Melissa (Guest Post)
(03/11/2007)
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Hey everyone, I have sort of a problem here.... I had a lovely blue candle sitting on my formica counter top.....and after I picked it up I noticed a nice blue ring from the wax's dye...sitting on the counter. I've tried a few products on it- don't worry, I know that bleach and formica don't get along so I'm not doing that one- but does anyone have any ideas as to what I can do to get rid of the stains? I have to get rid of them or I don't get my apartment deposit back!
Melissa in Texas
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Post By dawn (Guest Post)
(11/01/2006)
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I have used everything from Lemon juice to vinegar to Tide stain remover to Shout to oxiclean. I could not find anything until I read that someone used Super Iron Out multi purpose rust stain remover. Believe me it really did work. It comes in a powered form, I belive I got it at the dollar store. but I poured the powered on the stain THEN I added the water let it set for a short time and the crystal will turn to an organe color then just wipe away and the stain is gone. they do have web site listed on th back of the bottle. WWW.Ironout.com hope it work for ya'll like it did me.
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Post By Claudia-MD (Guest Post)
(10/23/2006)
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I have an old '50s formica countertop, white with metallic flecks (you remember those, right.) I must admit that I am very careless with it and get all kinds of stains from craft projects, including Rit Dye, and Clorox Cleanup always gets rid of them. It's my favorite cleaning product for kitchen and bath.
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RE: Bleach Stains on Formica
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Post By (Guest Post)
(10/21/2006)
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I would be interested to see if any of this works on a bleach stain, which I am thinking removed the color...you can not, as far as I know, remove the removed color!...but then what do I know...it is like splashing bleach on a dark shirt...that is it for the shirt, unless you dye it!! Would it be any different for a counter top. I will check back and see!
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Request: Bleach Stains on Formica
I recently made the big mistake of using bleach to clean stains from my formica kitchen counter. I left it on a long time while going off to do other things. So now there are yellow stains from the bleach. Short of replacing (or painting) it all, any suggestions out there for me? Thanks in advance!
Tonya
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RE: Formica
I've done the same thing. Soft scrub worked for me. (05/16/2002)
By Sandy
RE: Bleach Stains on Formica
I have had all kinds of stains on my "almost white" kitchen counter tops! After using a juicer w/ cranberries, I had a red stain about a foot in diameter. Ah! Get out the bleach, right? Wrong. What was a soft red stain immediately turned BRIGHT ORANGE with the bleach! I thought I had ruined the counter. My Bar Keeper's Helper, soft scrub - Nothing fazed it. I thought of lemon juice. (Don't know why.) The lemon juice (reconstituted) almost immediately faded the stain. I use the lemon juice (the cheap, big bottle) for the Formica cabinet tops exclusively now. (06/30/2004)
By Sharon
RE: Bleach Stains on Formica
Glad to see the lemon juice trick. Will give that a try myself. Did the same thing with bleach trying to clean up coffee stains off the counter.
(06/15/2005)
By mamiewestern
RE: Bleach Stains on Formica
I tried absolutely everything, until I read this on the internet. Reconstituted Lemon Juice is the answer. It took the stain off the cream colored counter not problem. Great solution, thanks for the advice (04/05/2006)
By Georgiana
RE: Bleach Stains on Formica
Try a combination of 1/4 c. hydrogen peroxide, 1 T. baking soda, and 1 T. white vinegar. Rub it in the stain and let stand for at least 10 minutes, then remove the solution with a clean damp cloth. I am not going to say magically the stain disappears, but it makes it drastically less noticeable. (04/28/2006)
By Felicia
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