How to Safely Remove Hairspray Stains from Pet Beds
Hairspray is a helpful product when it comes to styling your hair, but it can be disastrous if our furry friends come in contact with it. You don't have to throw away your pet's bed when they get the dreaded hairspray stain – here you'll learn how to clean the stains with ease!
Updated 03 Mar 2023
By Cyryl Wozniak
Step 1: Vacuum Out the Pet Bed
Before you start any other cleaning process, you'll need to remove as much of the hairspray as possible. Use a vacuum cleaner to gently suck out excess hairspray from the pet bed. This will make the next steps easier.
Step 2: Blotting
Mix one tablespoon of liquid detergent in a bucket filled with lukewarm water and stir until the detergent has been dissolved. Dip a white cloth or sponge into the solution and begin blotting the hairspray stain. Continue doing this until all of the hairspray has been removed.
Step 3: Rinsing
Once you've finished blotting the affected area, rinse out the detergent solution with a wet cloth. Make sure you don't rub the cloth over the stain, as this may cause further damage.
Step 4: Drying
After you've finished rinsing out the detergent solution, use a dry cloth to dab up any excess moisture. Allow the area to air dry completely before putting anything back on the bed.
Conclusion
Depending on the severity of the stain, cleaning process may need to be repeated. Keep in mind that if the hairspray stain has been there for a while, professional cleaning may be needed in order to properly remove the stain.
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