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*paul_moss

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Re: Hair Dye
« Reply #20 on: January 04, 2008, 09:25:59 pm »
Its a bit like those water based kids crayons designed to be easily washed out of clothes.  Never so easy on carpets esp wool.
Unless you can charge for trying I wouldnt bother.

Ah tell me about it!
I have had better success getting dulux paints out of carpets than what I have getting Early Learning Centre paints out. And that stuff is for kids to experiment with.

Neil kiddies paints are normally made of acrylic paint and can be sucessfully removed with Prochem fabic restorer ( the old one was the best) or Eco spotter.
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Doug Holloway

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Re: Hair Dye
« Reply #21 on: January 05, 2008, 09:29:09 am »
Hi Guys

The average woman will wash her hair daily, and as this product is designed to resist that, the chances of successful removal are slim.

Cheers

Doug


Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)

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Re: Hair Dye
« Reply #22 on: January 06, 2008, 03:11:38 pm »

Its a bit like those water based kids crayons designed to be easily washed out of clothes.  Never so easy on carpets esp wool.
Unless you can charge for trying I wouldnt bother.
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Ah tell me about it!
I have had better success getting dulux paints out of carpets than what I have getting Early Learning Centre paints out. And that stuff is for kids to experiment with.
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And of course the parent says "it's only childrens' paint"
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