Wow! Thanks so much. I've had the same problem, but was worried the nail polish remover would also remove the finish. But...now that I think about it, the dye is on top of the finish and a light touch would probably not do that. Thanks again for sharing. I'm off to take care of it!

Thanks for sharing this with us,, Some times we have faced these kind of problems for which we have no answer,, So keep sharing such informative cleaning tips.

Hi grandmamaloy,

Did you use acetone or non-acetone nail polisher remover?

Thanks,

trying to imagine being a guest in someone's home and coloring my hair.

Nope, can't imagine it.

I know, right?
Who dyes their hair while visiting someone?

My dear sweet Mom did that to my bathroom many, many years ago. It was a white bathroom, to make matters worse, and she used jet black dye at the time. Ruined towels and bath rug, too. Don't remember if I pitched a fit or was gracious and asked her not to do it again.

I replaced rugs, towels, but stain on countertop stayed forever.