You will not be able to remove the red stain IMHO.

Perhaps you can create an accent color "diamond" or add several to
disguise the repair. A contrasting insert will be a better
solution than trying to splice in even the original tile since the
floor has probably changed hue from age, cleaning, etc.
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DanG


wrote in message
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My son had (as in not anymore) one of those 'Drinking Bird'
novelties -
which I now find out is a glass vial filled with Methelene
(Methylene)
Chloride mixed with a red dye. The vial broke & we now have a
one foot
red patch on our white vinyl floor.

I immediately tried various chemicals (Acetone, Goof Off,and
Siege - a
degreaser) to try to clean it up - but it appears the Methelene
Chloride evaporated immediately - leaving the red dye firmly
implanted
in the formerly white vinyl floor.

Any tips on how to proceed?

Thanks, Cindy