Bathroom floor tiles

Yes, various means are at hand including broom,mop and slave.

Don't turn around and say you meant hairline fractures in the tiles. I used a two part epoxy resin to paint the tiles black and installed two mirrors along the length of the longest walls. The effect is stunning and very spooky which somehow seems to suit my usual ablutions demeanour. The next project is to knock out the inner brick cavity on the far wall opposite the door and instal an aquarium because we all like to eat fish.

The best way may be to use a steamer to clean the tile. No chemicals needed.

BBB

Trade your boyfriend in for a blonde

Nair

maybe you can change them all...haha

You should clean your bathroom floor tiles regularly so that there will be a rare chance of having dark hair on tiles. You can easily remove dark hair from tiles by using a powerful steamer.

Get some bleach, put on a pair of rubber gloves, and with an old rag wipe some bleach on the stain otherwise you apply hair dye remover and this product is made for hair but can be used on most tile floors.

You can't just use any product to remove the hair dye as harsh abrasive cleaners for example, will damage the protective coating on the tiles. Just go through the process in below link. Hope that helps.

http://www.ehow.com/how_7188266_remove-hair-dye-tile.html

Vinegar is good but for tiles we have to use the chemical to clean the tiles there are lots of chemicals but regular washing the tiles will make the tiles clean. Use hot water and in a week use the acid mixture of water it will also help.