Essential oil stains in acrylic bath.

We have essential oil stains in our acrylic bath which are like small yellowish spots. What would remove them
Many thanks
Mark

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Arkyelephantlover
Arkyelephantlover

I can identify with the photo. Our new acrylic tub looked the same! The suggestion worked to use ceramic stove top cleaner (Bar Keeper’s Friend) and heavy duty plastic scour pads with a lot of rubbing. The bottom of our tub has a rough surface and now it is even better and the ugly spots from the essential oil I put in the water are all gone. Lesson learned – NO MORE ESSENTIAL OILS IN THE ACRYLIC TUB.

Sam Larkin
Sam Larkin

I found that bon ami cleaning powder and rubbing alcohol with a lot of scrubbing worked okay for me, but did leave some minor abrasions on the acrylic. I had long drips down the side of the shower, so I used a sharpie pen covered in a cloth to provide pointed pressure and scrubbing as I applied the powder and alcohol repeatedly.

Maddie
Maddie

I tried everything to no avail. on brand new pedestal acrylic tub. However, the suggestion to use ceramic stove top cleaner seemed to work the best along with with a scraper that is used on glass top or ceramic stove tops (fine razor). Took 90% of it off Will try again later p.s I will NEVER use essential oils in the tub ever again

Anonymous
Anonymous

Same problem on my brand new fancy pedestal tub! Ceramic stove top cleaner and a non scratch pad!

Isabella
Isabella

“Gumption” and a lot of elbow grease worked for me.

Constance
Constance

I’m having the same problem. Any answers to solve this dilemma?

Anonymous
Anonymous

Almost impossible I would love an answer

Anonymous
Anonymous

Try oven cleaner

Leanda Davison
Leanda Davison

I’d love an answer too….I have the same problem. Vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice, methylated spirits…nothing works!

Jacqueline Simon
Jacqueline Simon

Why hasn’t this question been answered? I’m in the same predicament and need help. Is it possible to remove? If not, can it be repaired by acrylic tub specialist – like I know can be done with scratches?