Follow these Steps to Remove Hair Dye Stain from Carpet:

1. Extraction clean (preferably with water) the spot on the carpet to remove all surface contamination.
2. Blot the spot as dry as possible with a dry white clean towel.
3. Mix equal parts of Red Relief^® 2-Part Color Stain Remover Solution A and Solution B in a clean container or use the Red Relief Dual Chamber Sprayer Kit.
4. Apply the mixed solution to the stain liberally to wet all the stained carpet fibers.
5. Prepare a damp towel and wring out until moderately damp.
6. Cover the stain with the damp towel.
7. Apply steam heat to the towel for 1 - 3 minutes, using a steam iron filled with water and set at the lowest steam setting.
8. DO NOT SET IRON DIRECTLY ON CARPET!
9. Because of its low melting point, do not use an iron on olefin.
10. Apply the iron directly over the towel covering the stain. Check the stain once every minute.
11. When the stain disappears from; the carpet or changes to a light yellow, discontinue heat and remove the iron and the towel.
12. Be alert for fibers that are not colorfast - if you see carpet color loss, discontinue the heat immediately!
13. Extraction rinse the treated area to remove any residue and dry thoroughly.
14. If a heavy spill, use Stain Blotter Anti-Wicking Absorbent Powder to prevent wicking.
15. IMPORTANT: Red Relief is not self-neutralizing and MUST be rinsed from carpet after treatment. Always test an inconspicuous area before using.
16. If all else fails, use the Cookie Cutter Professional Carpet Repair Kit
17. If discoloration persists following the Red Relief treatment, the stain is permanent.
18. Tip: DO NOT apply an oxidizing agent such as Hydrogen Peroxide or a high pH enzyme to hair dye stains. It will only intensify them.