Need help urgently, picture included

[imgtfks]

Not aibu but need urgent help.

Putting this part as context as to why I'm so upset.. My partner of 23 years threw me out and made me homeless after he met someone else. I was homeless for a year then got my own flat which is taking me a long time to do up.

I saved for four years to take my bathroom out and have a wetroom fitted as I'm disabled. Was finished a few weeks ago and I finally felt happy for the first time in years.

I had a friend stay over when i went away for the weekend and came home three days later to a pile of wet clothes on my bathroom floor which she must have forgotten about. I'm not sure what has happened or how but I'm assuming dye from the clothes has ran and because it was left there it has stained my floor.

Been in tears today because nothing it taking it off and I can't afford to replace the floor. Does anyone have any ideas at all on how to fix this?

In some cases dyes can dissolve into vinyl and other materials, and cannot be removed. This is often seen with brown tar from cigarette smoke.

If it is not lying on the surface, like a paint, then you can't abrade it away.

@PigletJohn

Are you a stain magician PigletJohn?

Is it hairdye maybe? more likely than clothes TBH and would explain the nature of the stain better.

So ‘urgent’ that the op fucked off straight after making the thread…

Try a cleaning product called bar keepers friend. I have no idea how it works but it is a miracle product. I was able to get hair dye off a window sill easily. You can find it on Amazon.

www.amazon.co.uk/Bar-Keepers-Friend-Universal-Surface/dp/B01N8XDJK4/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?adgrpid=111900692824&gclid=CjwKCAjwv-GUBhAzEiwASUMm4ggk51F0MtSxCAnvZ6PrUlD-yY69gC1LnG-uBZjPnyXj511GgoP5MxoCG0cQAvD_BwE&hvadid=593703329419&hvdev=m&hvlocphy=9045894&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=12117569373334569393&hvtargid=kwd-377851648225&hydadcr=2105_2227250&keywords=bar-keepers+friend&qid=1654167826&sr=8-6

Barkeeper's friend

Barkeepers friend is amazingly effective without damaging most surfaces.