How to Remove Hair Dye from a Wall
Test the alcohol on a small area., Dampen a clean, white cloth with the alcohol., Wipe the area clean with a towel.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Test the alcohol on a small area.
Wet a cotton ball with alcohol and rub it on an inconspicuous spot on the wall, first.
Check for stains, discoloration, or residue.
If the alcohol produces any unwanted affects, then try a different method.You should always test products and solutions on small, hidden areas first before using them on larger surfaces to avoid unwanted effects. -
Step 2: Dampen a clean
Hold the cloth with your finger on top of the bottle’s opening.
In a quick motion, turn the bottle upside down then right side up again to dampen the cloth.
Then gently rub the cloth over the stain in a circular motion.
Once the stain begins to transfer to the cloth, use a different area of the cloth to finish cleaning the stain.Alternatively, you can use nail polish remover if the rubbing alcohol does not work.
Just remember to wipe the area clean with water before applying the nail polish remover onto the stain., Use a wet towel to remove the rubbing alcohol from the wall once the stain is gone.
Then use a clean, dry towel to dry the area. -
Step 3: white cloth with the alcohol.
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Step 4: Wipe the area clean with a towel.
Detailed Guide
Wet a cotton ball with alcohol and rub it on an inconspicuous spot on the wall, first.
Check for stains, discoloration, or residue.
If the alcohol produces any unwanted affects, then try a different method.You should always test products and solutions on small, hidden areas first before using them on larger surfaces to avoid unwanted effects.
Hold the cloth with your finger on top of the bottle’s opening.
In a quick motion, turn the bottle upside down then right side up again to dampen the cloth.
Then gently rub the cloth over the stain in a circular motion.
Once the stain begins to transfer to the cloth, use a different area of the cloth to finish cleaning the stain.Alternatively, you can use nail polish remover if the rubbing alcohol does not work.
Just remember to wipe the area clean with water before applying the nail polish remover onto the stain., Use a wet towel to remove the rubbing alcohol from the wall once the stain is gone.
Then use a clean, dry towel to dry the area.
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