Is there some way to safely remove any hair color that spills on clothes?
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I've rinsed the area of spill with water and used small amount of dish soap before stain dries. To avoid the problem, I wear an old garment while applying.
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I noticed if you wash the clothes immediately the color washes out. I don't understand why the company hasn't figured out a better way to apply this.
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I only use Fanciful in the shower so I don't know about other hair products and have never gotten any on clothes. Good Lucd!!
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I have not found that to be a problem. Sometimes it will stain pillowcases, but I have found that it usually washes out. If the clothing item can be "lightly" bleached, I'm sure that would take care of the problem . . . sorry!
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I have never been able to get the color out of clothes! Amazing, since it is temporary color! But, on the clothes I have stained with the dye, they are ruined!
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You know, I wouldn't try it. Every piece of fabric is different, and the dye in the cloth on each one is also different. Rit Dye Color Remover has not worked well for me. I've used it on clothing that I just wanted the color toned down, and in each case, that is not what happened. The color completely changed - I had a royal blue designer hoodie that Rit Color Remover Changed to the ugliest shade of orange you have ever seen. You need to know that it doesn't work like it's supposed to work. If you put a lot of items in the washer, thinking it will lighten or bleach some of the color out of each one evenly, you will be very disappointed. The color that comes out of one, may mix with another color. You could end up with an entire washer load full of a really horrible color. This is a product that's really good to use on things you are trying to revitalize; nothing and I repeat, nothing you like. If you really like it don't use this product. And it's really only enough for one piece of clothing. That's what I think. Not a fan of this product at all. Expect the worst.
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The information below was obtained from the following website: http://mrsstewart.com/removal-of-excess-bluing/ To eliminate the excess bluing from your clothing, the following procedure is recommended: Put the clothing in a container that can be covered tightly (a 5-gallon bucket with a good, tight lid or a plastic bag with a twist tie). Use a solution of 1/2 Cup household ammonia to 1 Quart cold water. Make enough of this strength of solution to submerge your clothing. Make the container as airtight as possible to keep the fumes in. Ammonia evaporates very quickly and we have found that ammonia is the only substance that will remove the excess bluing. Soak for 24 hours. Then, run clothing through a regular wash cycle with detergent only.
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Pearl Blonde with and use Gray Magic....it will turn the solution very orange looking, do not despair....it will not affect the color....the pearl will ash out the god tones and grab the white hairs
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I have not tried for ink stains. How bad are they. Sometimes hair spray works for ink stains. but if the garment has been washed and dryer dried it may not come out.
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No. I read the label and it is hazardous on skin and says to avoid getting it on clothes. You are supposed to spray it on a surface and let it dry before coming in contact with it. If you pour it in the laudry it won't work. If you need to treat your clothes for a specific reason, maybe spray them first and let the benzarid dry to kill off the stuff before throwing them in the wash? Hopefully it won't impact the colors or damage the fabric.
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It's not close to human hair so it would destroy it. You could perhaps spray color it or chalk it but that would compromise styling as well as texture.
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Not sure, but it will not hurt to try. I've found this cleaner to be very safe on colors and all fabric types. If this doesn't work, you might try WD40.
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To date bleach has not I mistakenly got a little nail polish remover on it , that took done of the color off
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Yes, unfortunately it can, it all depends on how the fabric has been dyed: some clothes are impervious to Benzoyl Peroxide, others stain very easily.
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You can also try alcohol or nail polish remover. I've had success getting permanent marker off other surfaces (though not a doll but that might work, too) with these things in the past.
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It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain. It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but... » Read More It is cloth so I would think you can. If you think it is going to get dirty then if I were you I would go to somewhere like Wal-Mart and get a cheap can of scotch guard and spray the cloth on both sides. You would probably need 2 to 3 cans to do this, but scotch guard is cheap. And then for sure you could spot wash it. There is no where where you can take off the cloth and wash it in a machine. But if you do as I directed you definate could spot wash it. I personally have no need to have to wash mine so I don't know if you could spot wash the fabric as is, but I am guessing you could, but without scotch guarding it may keep a small stain. « Show Less
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I need to wash it out of HAIR!!! White hair that is now green and doesn't wash out.
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No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
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My kids love playing with it in the water (sprinkler, bucket, etc) and I have not found a way to get it out of the clothes. The black is by far the worst offender. They've also taken to 'painting' on the side of the house with their chalk paint (vinyl siding) and it takes a magic eraser to get all the black (and sometimes green/red) off. I'm here scouring reviews to see if anyone has a suggestion for clothes... otherwise I have several cute outfits (for all 3 kids) that are ruined. :/
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Not at all, think of a grey coat. It's dye will not transfer, but worst case scenario if used roughly it will shed a bit (hasn't happened to me yet).
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!