How do I remove dried hair color from the bathroom sink cabinet?

Posted on 31. Dec, 2009 by admin in Custom Bathroom Cabinet

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LVgirl asked:


I tinted my hair last night in the bathroom. Some hair color trickled down the sink cabinet and dried there. It won’t come off. I tried toothpaste and nail polish remover. Nothing has worked so far. Any suggestions? Help appreciated.

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5 Responses to “How do I remove dried hair color from the bathroom sink cabinet?”

  1. spaztic_cow

    04. Jan, 2010

    You could try Mr. Clean magic eraser. I don’t know if it will work, but I seem to remember using one for just that. I know it takes marker off of hardwood, so give it a try!

  2. DH1

    06. Jan, 2010

    Try “goof off”, not to be confused with goo gone. Goo gone is weaker and intended for removing adhesive and light stains. Goof-off comes in a metal can with a plastic cap. Be aware that it might remove color from your cabinet, so try it first on an inconspicuous spot to make sure you won’t strip the finish.

  3. eskie lover

    07. Jan, 2010

    I have gotten it on my wood vanity and the only thing that removes it is found at the beauty supply store called Clean Touch haircolor stain remover by Revlon. It comes in a 4 ounce bottle for $2.99 and it will remove hair dye from fabric, skin, carpet and the vanity. I wouldn’t use Goof Off if your vanity has a polyurethane finish because it will remove it (tried that).

  4. man_marathon

    10. Jan, 2010

    scouring powder

  5. peaches6

    13. Jan, 2010

    Try making a paste with baking soda and scrub.

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