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LunarFlame View Drop Down
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    Posted: August 05 2005 at 12:03pm

Oh god, Im so stupid, I got hair dye on the floor tiles at my bf's house. I have been scrubbing for ever trying to get it out and it's still there.. can someone help, is there anything that will remove it???
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Oh geez!  What about trying some rubbing alcohol?  That's always worked for me.  I've also heard that cigarette ashes will take dye off of your face or skin, but I don't know if it will work on bathroom tile.

**Hair type: 2a, which is wavy and fine.
**Color: Naturally dark brown, currently dyed reddish brown.
**Length: below shoulder length
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They are going to absolutly kill me. His mother is such a clean freak.. she'll probably have a nervous breakdown.

 

I tried hair bleach, Comet, Vim, and nailpolish remover.. it's almost gone, but not quite.

 

There isn't any alcohol around here, I'll have to go get some. The nail polish remover seemed to work the best..lol
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a comet paste left on there for 1/2 an hour should do it, and scrubbing.  sometimes it takes more then once, but tile is rater forgiving with hairdye.
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