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cleaning shelf liner

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We recently switched out the playsand for white non-adhesive shelf liner. It's the kind that doesn't have holes through it but still has a bumpy texture (for grip-age). If we don't clean up the poop RIGHT after their finished; it stains the shelf liner an awful yellow-green color. Is there anyway to get rid of these stains? Is there anyway that we can prevent the discoloration? Thanks!
 
Does bleaching the shelf liner help remove the stains??? If not I would have to agree with getting a darker color..... :)
 
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