As you style your hair, tiny droplets of hair spray become airborne and land on your bathroom tile floor. As these droplets dry, they become sticky and leave a tacky feeling on the tiles. The stickiness serves as a magnet for dirt, dust and debris, eventually causing a dirty tile floor. Sticky hair spray stains can be difficult to remove but need not be a permanent stain on your flooring. Use supplies likely found around your home to remove hair spray stains.
Step 1
Place 2 tbsp. of water in a bowl, add 1 tbsp. of liquid fabric softener and stir.
Step 2
Dip a clean cloth in the fabric softener solution and wipe over the hair spray stain on the tile. Let the solution sit for two minutes to soften the stain.
Step 3
Scrub the floor tiles with the fabric softener and cloth. Wipe dry with another cloth.
Step 4
Moisten another cloth with rubbing alcohol and rub the remaining sticky hair spray residue to remove it.
Step 5
Pour a quarter-sized amount of vinegar onto a clean cloth. Clean your bathroom tiles with the vinegar to remove any slippery residue left by the fabric softener solution. Dry the tiles with a clean cloth.