Hello Eva,

To clean color powder from shoes, first shake or brush off any loose powder while the shoes are dry. Then use a damp cloth with mild soap and warm water to gently wipe the surface. For fabric shoes, a soft brush or old toothbrush works well on tougher spots. Let the shoes air dry completely.

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Hello Stella,

Don’t worry, leather is usually easy to clean. Gently brush off the powder with a soft, dry cloth or brush, and if any remains, a quick blast of cool air from a hair dryer can help.

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Hello Stacy,

Our color powder cleans easily from most outdoor surfaces like sidewalks, lots, and grass. If left alone, it will go away from exposure to the natural elements in a week or so.For faster cleanup, use a leaf blower, then hose down. For stubborn areas, try a pressure washer or stiff broom.

Avoid use near turf, track surfaces, vinyl seats, or TPO rooftops, as they may stain. These materials and surfaces can be vulnerable to staining. Test in a hidden spot first.

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Hi Lauren,

Our safe and certified color powder washes easily out easily out of almost all clothing. Just dust off all the excess of powder before washing. If you are looking to increase your chances of not staining your clothing, try rinsing your clothes in cold water before running a wash cycle. After this initial wash cycle, you can wash your clothing like normal. Your clothes should remain clean and free of color powder, but if you see any run it through another cycle. In most cases, the powder will come out after a few washes.

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What about clothes

Our color powder uses non-toxic dyes that clean easily off; however, we highly recommend that all colors be dusted off thoroughly before entering the swimming pool to avoid chlorine alterations.