Goodbye “blu-hair-dye”…
R E V I E W – Dr Beckmann Stain Remover
A quick DIY hair-colour job turned into a quick disaster when my blue hair-dye mask mixed by Mich landed onto my new bathroom mat.
Ever considered hiding away evidence?!
This was me … thinking how the heck am I going to hide away a blue stain???
My OCD brain would not let it go.
I tried to turn the mat around, maybe the other side is not stained… blond moment! Of course it is stained.
Next thing I know I am in the kitchen cupboard, trying to find the maybe one of the things on the list I googled… I then found the 75ml little roller bottle I received in the #ECMeetUp goodie bag. My ODC ways had me put it in the cupboard with the rest of the cleaning things.
I quickly read the instructions, and quickly even managed to tick the workout box when I rolled the stain. I rolled and rolled the Dr. Beckmann stain roller.
It looked like it’s working!
I dabbed the mat with a damp cloth to remove the residue and rolled some more ofbthe solution onto the blue stain.
This handy little roller can be used for dry cleaning – so if the stain goes away it would be like magic and disappear… and I would not have to hide any evidence because it would be G O N E !
And it did exactly that!
No need to hide the mat or buy a new one…
The stain roller helped be in just under five minutes…
It works fast.
I remember thinking I would have to put the mat in the washing machine afterwards for a quick wash. But, no need for that. The stain disappeared!!!
Like magic!
This little bottle of magic is definitely going to make my list of “regular buys”!
The result?
Have a look over here and see! Voila!
The lable suggests that the stain roller removes oil, red wine, coffee and even make-up and it can be used on delicate fabrics.
You should try it. It really works!
Any nasty stains you’ve had to deal with recently?
Until next time.
Love & Laughter
Big Mouth Rae
Ella
So good to know haven’t used mine yet