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No Good Fix for Rust and Dye Stains on Tile

Users are seeking advice on removing various difficult stains from different surfaces, including silver, tile, wood, and metal. The challenges range from blue dye pigments to candle wax and rust, indicating a need for effective cleaning solutions.

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So I opened some leather dye and it exploded. I’ve tried acetone, dawn, vinegar… am I screwed? Real answers only please. submitted by /u/Spookybabe0666 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips8h ago

Spilt gel polish (and top coat) on my desk, i haven’t known what to do with it so it’s been sitting here a few weeks but im deep cleaning everything so im trying to figure out what to do. it’s like mildly cured and dry. I don’t know what the desk link is, but i know it’s wayfair brand so it must be manufactured wood. Any tips? if im screwed let me know 🫩 submitted by /u/Status_Elderberry_37 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips1d ago

Currently trying to remove this off the floor. I have used bleach and rust stain remover so far and it still won’t come off. I believe it may be hard water? Any suggestions? submitted by /u/emma_the_noodle [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips2d ago

Weekly cleaning. I used a solution made of mild bleach + fabuloso while cleaning my bathroom sink. While I know there are less harsh alternatives, the left side has always looked liked that if water soaked in for too long. It looks fine when I wipe it but dries white. What material is this countertop and what’s the best way to go about cleaning it and keeping a glossy finish? (last picture) TIA! submitted by /u/Practical-Tip3549 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips3d ago

Hi all, I have these lovely enamel bowls from Crow Canyon home and some of them have these yellow stains that I cannot get out for the life of me. I soaked in a pot of boiling water with a little Dawn, vinegar and baking soda. On one bowl I have, the stains are darker than appear here. Any other tips? submitted by /u/fannybrice12 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips4d ago

I've tried scrubbing, all kinds of different cleaners that claim to be able to remove grime, nothing works. Help! submitted by /u/donDMG23 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips4d ago

I had a trash bag leak unknowingly and a bit of hair color left over got onto the floor - It was purple manic panic so semi permanent. What could I use to get this up without destroying the seal? Pretty sure the floor is water based polyerathyene. The color has faded since I’ve mopped up a few times but i am tired of seeing it 😭 submitted by /u/marukip5r [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips4d ago
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Try a small big of rubbing alcohol

reddit.com5d ago

Hello redditors! I desperately need tips on how to get this red dye (loreal hi color in intense red) out of the laminate sink counter. Please help! submitted by /u/Major-Force-1359 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips6d ago

Got this old onion pot from my grandma, it's a few decennia old and has some staining, my grandmother has been gone for a while now so I'm not sure when it was last cleaned I have tried scrubbing it with dish soap but no dice. I'm a bit worried about using something more abrasive, I really don't want to damage it Also if anyone has any tips for knowing whether or not this pot is haunted, let me know lol submitted by /u/pastelhosh [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips6d ago

My straightener seems to have burnt my ceramic basin. No big discolouration but it seems to have removed a top coating/ shine. Any tips or tricks! I’m in a new rental 😭 after having a straighter for nearly 20 years I can’t say I’ve had this problem before submitted by /u/Equivalent-Crab5898 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips6d ago

Is there any safe solution which will not affect the polish and shine? I didn't leave the vinegar solution for long because i feared it might damage it. Thank you! submitted by /u/Financial_Pen5076 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips7d ago

So I was dyeing some fabric last night and despite all the towels and garbage bags I used to cover the counter, it seems some spilled through anyway and I didnt notice till today. Ive used baking soda and water and also acetone and while it's lightened a bit id like to get rid of the especially dark spot but all of it if possible. What do I do? Am I screwed and destined to be yelled at by my parents, or do I need to leave baking soda on longer or a mix of acetone and soda? What do i do? ​ &#

r/CleaningTips7d ago
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reddit.com7d ago

Was dying my hair and was able to get some of the dye off the counter but these just don’t seem to be coming off. I’ve tried disinfectant wipes (great value) as well as “LA’s totally awesome” concentrated all purpose cleaner spray. Please help 🙏🙏🙏 submitted by /u/CranberryNo7450 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips7d ago
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reddit.com8d ago

I had a shoe rack that evidently was rusting on the bottom. When we moved it, there is now a permanent looking stain where it was touching the floor. Any idea how to remove this? submitted by /u/Adalimumab8 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips8d ago

Any idea what this mysterious stain is or, more importantly, how I can get it out? I’m not even sure what caused it. I’ve tried scrubbing with a general mild cleaning spray, but it’s still there. Would love any stain-removal advice! I can add more photos/details if helpful. submitted by /u/__________kiwi [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips10d ago

I have this tile in my bathroom i used harpic limescale remover on it and now the tile is blue ive tried bleach pink stuff any ideas if i can get this out submitted by /u/libby150 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips11d ago
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reddit.com12d ago

I tried spraying alcohol and wiping it off, as well as soapy water and wiping it off. Both didnt really do anything. My mirror is like more than 50 y/o already and Im just wondering if it’s something I could still fix or is it permanent staining(?) already. Thank you to anyone who could help! submitted by /u/orangeslizze [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips13d ago

Bathroom sink counter. Randomly appeared about 3 days ago, finally got around to cleaning today and it’s not coming off with clorox wipes or soap. Firstly, what could it be? Secondly, how do I clean it? submitted by /u/jren698 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips14d ago

I feel like I’ve tried everything!! Completely unsure of the material so idk what to look up for specific products that might help. I try to wipe up coffee or drink spills immediately, but it seeps into the counter within seconds if it’s pigmented. Advice? submitted by /u/OwlOk6685 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips14d ago
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Hey everyone so I went searching I’ve tried - peroxide - dawn, dish soap – baking soda - hand sanitizer – Rubbing alcohol – Glass cleaner & so many more, but this…

reddit.com15d ago

I moved into a new apartment and this is the door to the utility closet. At first I thought it was just dust but nothing came up when I dusted it. It’s in the kitchen and right by the trash can so I’m guessing it’s grime, oils, and dust. The fourth picture is what it looked like after I tried using an all purpose cleaner and scrubbing with a microfiber cloth. It’s also locked. submitted by /u/Own_Concentrate_2346 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips15d ago

I’m getting so many mixed reviews on what to put on the backs of my glazed Mercer project STONE plates. I tried baking soda and water and it didn’t work and nothing is getting the stains out. I’m going to try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda next. Need advice submitted by /u/Specialist-Bar-8805 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips15d ago

to be exact, it is keracolor semi permanent color depositing shampoo. i got it on my bathroom door. alcohol got it off a bit but not all the way. i rent, i don’t own this apartment. submitted by /u/sundayshadowfigure [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips17d ago

50 year old counters are heavily stained. Some looks like rust, some unknown. I’ve tried many products over the last several months and nothing has helped yet submitted by /u/ayyohh911719 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips17d ago

Hello. I got this stain on my bathroom sink and I’m not entirely sure how to tackle it. Can this be cleaned or is my sink toast? submitted by /u/theterpenecollective [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips17d ago

Hi all! I’m expecting a baby and excitedly bought a secondhand wooden cot that was “not used very long” without doing the proper inspection 😅. Now at home, I’ve noticed it has some stains that I cannot seem to remove with just detergent and water… I’m not sure what the stains are, I just know the cot has been sitting in the garage for a while… do you guys have any tips to get those stains out? submitted by /u/GuillaumeTheFirst [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips20d ago

How to remove these stains ? submitted by /u/StatisticianSafe3807 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips21d ago

this is the quintessential "tried dying my hair and it got everywhere, what do i do now" tale. except, a little more evil and grim. i wiped the dye as soon as it spilled and i did everything google and other experienced people advised me to do (e.g. hairspray, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, dish soap, and different combinations of the aforementioned to create "pastes" that sit for a few hours and are cleaned off) and it has been to no avail. it's been about 24 hours and

r/CleaningTips21d ago
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reddit.com22d ago
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reddit.com23d ago
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reddit.com23d ago

I just noticed these stains underneath my couch, I think they’re from me dying my eyebrows but they must have been here for months. A carpet cleaner guy just came by and cleaned but he wasn’t able to get them out with his machine. what else can I try? I’m going to buy some degreaser and try that too submitted by /u/WarmKaleidoscope6371 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips23d ago

Greetings Im not someone who regulary cleans so my knowledge is like use one cleaning poduct for everything usually cif So does someone k ow what this is and how to clean it ? Its on the bathroom floor tile, tile is stone, close to the toilet like 20 cm away , but its not mold and regular cif or glass cleaner or multi purpose doesnt properly work, it feels like sandpaper as if its imbedded into the title, or if my rubber house shoes streaked it it has been like this for a while now but now its b

r/CleaningTips24d ago

My roommate has this gorgeous antique object, and I want to clean it for her. It's metallic and has some rust to it. I'm pretty sure it's painted black. I'm wondering here if I use a rust remover, will I have to paint it again? I was thinking of: Clean with mild soap and a toothbrush. Use rust remover. Repaint. Would this be the correct steps here? Do I have to use some sort of anti-rust before repainting? It looks like an outdoor object, however it's an inside one now.

r/CleaningTips24d ago

Never had a stove like this and the house Im renting put a new one in and I’ve only been using it for 2 weeks and it already has this stain. Ive been using vinegar and water only so far because I’m scared to damage it/scratch it, but looking for other recommendations…Thank you! submitted by /u/_marsattacks [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips25d ago

Thing it may be rust from a metal tray I had there that got wet. I’ve tried really hard to get it up with a sponge or swiffer wet wipes but nothing has worked yet submitted by /u/Noradaviddesign [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips26d ago
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reddit.com27d ago
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Easy clean up, Iron remover if it’s rust.

reddit.com28d ago

My wife dyed my daughters hair blue. After washing it there was blue dye EVERYWHERE. I’ve scrubbed the floor, walls, washed the rug then tossed it out. Now I have these blue stains on my bathroom countertop and I cannot get them out no matter what I try. It’s been a week and it’s just as stained as day 1. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/kpmurphy56 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTips28d ago

I placed a dry iron pot on my counter. I guess water got underneath somehow and the rust transferred to the counter. I scrubbed off what I could but this ring stayed and won’t come out. I tried using limeaway but it still didn’t work. Any tips? submitted by /u/uhohspaghettios26 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 28

what is this and how can I clean it? Its so stubborn. submitted by /u/slicedapart [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 28

Hi, these stains have been bothering me for some time now. What’s the most effective way to make it shine again? Will white vinegar and dawn cut it? Bar keepers friend is not an option as it’s not sold in where I am currently. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/bloomdaleaddict [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 28

Hair dye stains on what I think is engineered quartz submitted by /u/RangeInternational90 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 28

I have this type of stone-looking tile in my apartment bathroom and over time, I've accumulated these orangy stains around the bottom of the tiles. My assumption is this is oxidized iron or calcium buildup from harder water. What would be the best way of getting rid of this without damaging the tiles? submitted by /u/Geo_Ro [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 28
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reddit.comJul 27

Is there a product that would help me remove these stains from my marble table? I dont want DYI hacks:)) submitted by /u/Otherwise_Ride_9709 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 26

Hi all, I have been trying to get these rust stains out of this tub. Im not sure what the material is but it's not porcelain. Almost feels ceramic. I have tried CLR and that didn't damage the surface but it also didn't get out the rust. Any tips? submitted by /u/noidntplybasketball [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 25

I just moved into a new place. How do I clean this wood without ruining the wood grain? Warm water and dish soap, or will that dry it out? I don’t know that I’ll be able to clean the counter top but any tips on the window would be appreciated. submitted by /u/AccomplishedSystem22 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 25
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reddit.comJul 22

Anyone know how to get this off? 3% mix didn’t cut it. submitted by /u/Sebass35 [link] [comments]

r/pressurewashingJul 21

They all have like rust and stuff stuck to them. The first 3 pics are in bathroom, the fourth pic is the floor tile, the fifth pic is the kitchen cabinet, the last pic is the stove. I’m really clueless and appreciate any help possible, thank you all so much! submitted by /u/td_o0 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 21

Hello! I am looking for tips how to clean these grease spots on my kitchen backsplash. I am moving out and this is a rental and I don’t know how to get it clean without painting the entire wall. Is this salvageable? I’m afraid bleach will make things worse submitted by /u/Educational-Novel148 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 19

I dyed fabric in a tin tub in my kitchen sink (bad idea) and some of the dye stained into the porcelain. We’re trying to sell the house and I have to get it out. It’s been like this for about 12 hours. Please help! I have pleach, a kitchen brush, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, bar keepers friend cleanser, liquid bleach and magic erasers at my disposal. submitted by /u/Straight_Pop371 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 18

Hi everyone :) I’ve never had a glass top stove, and I’m having trouble of removing these spots on the burners. How or what do I need to remove these spots. Thank you! Please excuse my reflection lol submitted by /u/gamiegam [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 18

Driving me up the wall to get rid of these. I had one of those suction cups bath mats and so the circular ones are from that pattern. Paying the price for my laziness here but now I’m determined to get rid of these. Please any help ☹️ I’ve tried baking soda and water paste plus scrubbing. I did white vinegar/vodka mix spray and left it for 30 mins and scrubbed and nada 👎🏼 submitted by /u/Outrageous-Slip6521 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 18

I washed it twice and use tide pen and they are still there. I don't know where I got them, but think maybe it was while cooking on the grill outside. submitted by /u/Hraven91 [link] [comments]

r/CleaningTipsJul 18

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