Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter

RE: Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter By c-nelson (3) Contact I just had this problem. Solution = I used ARM & HAMMER SCRUB FREE WITH OXY (bathroom cleaner), sprayed on, left it there, did this a few times and the nasty yellow bleach stains are gone! Posted on 05/04/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter By Guest Post (Guest Post) OMG! It worked. The stain had been there for about 2 weeks from a med size bleach bottle. We have a darker grey counter and the magic eraser took the stain right off. Thanks everyone for the tip. Posted on 10/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter By Jean (Guest Post) I just tried Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on a bleach stain on my counter. It worked like a charm! Thanks to all who posted for the tip. Posted on 06/26/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse red stain on grey Counter By Rick Turner (Guest Post) wouldn't have believed it! Red leather dress left a great stain but the magic eraser removed in seven nano seconds..tanks for the heads up.. Posted on 03/26/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter By Angie D. (Guest Post) Wow--the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser worked great for the bleach stain on my white countertop! Thank you for your suggestion. Posted on 11/26/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter By (Guest Post) Hi. I just tried the magic eraser on yellow bleach stain. It works pretty well, considering. Couple days ago I had my blue wet shirt on the bath tub and left it there overnight... tada... instant dye runoff on it. Freaking out, I put some bleach on the tub, which washes off the blue stain but left yellow bleach stain instead. Until I read this post it never occured to me that the magic eraser can do it. There is still a little stain but it's way less noticable than before. Thanks for the tip!! Posted on 08/25/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Yellow Bleach Stain on White Counter By Lisa (Guest Post) Try Mr. Clean Magic Erasers! I have been having great success with them. I just took gray stains off my countertops that I thought were there for life. Cheapest place to find them is at Wal-Mart, in packs of two, but Sam's club offers a pack of 8, that figures cheaper than a two pack if you think you'll use them a lot, like I did. Posted on 08/24/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

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