White leather can look chic, luxurious and trendy inside your car, as a pair of shoes or boots, or as the furniture in your house. But blue dye can ruin that expensive leather quite quickly. Whether the blue dye is ink, hair colouring or the indigo dye in your jeans, you're going to want to remove the stain before it permanently damages the white leather. With a little help from some common household cleaning products, you will be able to safely remove the blue dye without harming the leather.
- White leather can look chic, luxurious and trendy inside your car, as a pair of shoes or boots, or as the furniture in your house.
- Whether the blue dye is ink, hair colouring or the indigo dye in your jeans, you're going to want to remove the stain before it permanently damages the white leather.
Apply a small amount of toothpaste over the entire stain.
Scrub the toothpaste into the stain gently using a white cloth. Wipe off the toothpaste using a damp cloth. If the stain is still there, continue to Step 3.
Pour a small amount of non-acetone nail polish remover onto a cotton ball. Gently rub the nail polish remover into the stained leather.
Wipe the nail polish remover and stain away with a damp cloth. If the stain still persists, continue to Step 5.
- Pour a small amount of non-acetone nail polish remover onto a cotton ball.
- Wipe the nail polish remover and stain away with a damp cloth.
Spray an aerosol hairspray directly onto the stain. Wipe the hairspray away using a damp cloth. Continue to spray the stain and wipe the hairspray away until the stain is no longer visible.