What do I need to clean shoe polish stains from barrettes?

You'll need Dawn Non-Concentrated Dish Soap, paper towels, and an optional toothbrush.

How do I remove shoe polish stains from barrettes?

Firstly, pour a small amount of Dawn dish soap on to the affected area. Gently rub the soap in, working it into the stain. Rinse the stained area with warm water. If stain persists, use a toothbrush to scrub the area, repeating until all residue is gone.

How can I stop shoe polish stains from happening in the future?

Take care to avoid any contact with metal items such as barrettes when dealing with any kind of product containing shoe polish.

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Eliminating Dreaded Shoe Polish Stains from Barrettes

So, you've just noticed a sticky black residue on the metal of your lovely barrettes, and you're worried about how to safely and effectively remove it. You've likely got shoe polish on your hands - don't worry - removing shoe polish stains is simple and fast.

Updated 23 Jun 2023

By Noemi Denker

What You'll Need for Cleaning

Dawn Non-Concentrated Dish Soap
Paper towels or soft cloths
Toothbrush (optional)

Instructions

Using a cloth or paper towel, pour a small amount of Dawn dish soap on the affected area.
Gently rub the soap in, working it into the stain.
Rinse the stained area with warm water.
If stain persists, use a toothbrush to scrub area.
Repeat until all residue is gone.

Preventative Measures

When dealing with any kind of product containing shoe polish, take care to avoid any contact with metal items such as barrettes. This will help to prevent any future staining.

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Eliminating Dreaded Shoe Polish Stains from Barrettes

What You'll Need for Cleaning

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Preventative Measures

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