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Removing Fabric Dye from the Dryer

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Date: 02/19/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How can I remove cloth dye from the inside of my dryer?

Janice from Victoria, BC
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By bina2j (32) Blog! Contact
I had a similiar incident, with Sharpie Markers. I called the Maytag people and the repair person told me to keep a can of Aqua Net hairspray in the laundry room . I sprayed a rag and then scrubed the marked up area. It also works on getting tar and crayon off too. Try it, it may work. I found that sometimes if I sprayed directly on the sight I need to keep the window open. But it worked wonders. After it was all cleaned up I threw in a damp towel I didn't mind getting stained just in case. I never had a problem after that.

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Request: Removing Fabric Dye from the Dryer

Archived on 02/19/2009

I dried a bed spread in the dryer. The color has rubbed off and now the whole dryer on the inside is blue. Any tips on how to get the color out?

Key-Key from Biloxi, MS

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RE: Removing Fabric Dye from the Dryer

This may or may not work but it's worth a try, and even if it does not work in your dryer it certainly will not go to waste because it works wonders on the floors with scuffs, and that's Mr. Clean eraser. Just yesterday I bought Mr. Clean floor cleaner and it came with a free eraser to use. It looks and feels like a sponge but the white eraser side is amazing. I could not believe it when it removed scuff markers that I could not get up completely from anything else. I barely put elbow grease into it and they just came right off! See if they sell those alone, it may just work for you. I hide my miracle eraser so my DH does not take it over. Good luck. (10/19/2008)

By theseamstress

RE: Removing Fabric Dye from the Dryer

I had the same problem, and whilst I didn't think this would work, it did: use a rag soaked in bleach. Put it in the dryer by itself, and run it on a medium or high heat until it's dry. It really does work - it took the pen and dye stains right out of the dryer that I thought was ruined! (10/20/2008)

By ninjamedic

RE: Removing Fabric Dye from the Dryer

I accidentally washed and dried denim fabric for which the color was not set. The dryer was totally blue inside. I used bleach on dry white rags, and it took the blue fabric dye right off the inside of our dryer. It worked great. Just be sure to use the fan in the laundry room - the bleach fumes are harsh. (01/21/2009)

By Sherik

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Request: Removing Fabric Dye From The Dryer

Archived on 10/19/2008

How to get dye out of the dryer? I dyed a hat the other day and left it in the bathroom to dry overnight. My boyfriend (loves to wash anything that isn't nailed down) threw it into the dryer, now there's a big stain. What products can I use to remove the stain?

Sunii from Denver, CO

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RE: Removing Fabric Dye From The Dryer

Using a wet wash cloth and bleach wipe the inside of your dryer. (07/15/2007)

By Jeanette

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