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Hair Dye on Clothing

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Date: 10/27/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How can I remove hair color stains from clothing?

By Tracy from Fort Scott, KS

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By klfitz (2) Contact
Spray it immediately with hair spray and then treat with Dawn dish liquid or Lava soap.

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Request: Hair Dye on Clothing

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I need to know how to remove hair dye from clothing. Could someone please help me?

gmm369

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RE: Hair Dye on Clothing

This happened to me once. I got the dye out by soaking the shirt in a mixture of hot water and equal parts powdered Cascade dishwasher detergent, and powdered Clorox 2. (03/18/2007)

By teddygirl

RE: Hair Dye on Clothing

I often get hair dye on my counter, tub and skin. The dye I use stains worse (but less toxic). I love funky hair colors. The best cure I have found is LAVA soap. It is found at hardware stores, usually for cleaning up after working on your vehicle. Buy the LAVA bar soap (red paper), it works up a lather, or use the bar directly for extra abrasion. It may not work for natural hair color dye or clothes, but if it is safe enough to use on my skin I don't see how it could ruin your clothes. (03/18/2007)

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