Susan goes to her hair salon, buys hair extensions, and pays to have them applied at the salon for the combined price of $50. When Susan arrives home, after driving in her white Cadillac with all white leather upholstery, she notices that some of the colour from the hair extensions has run off and stained her white driver seat. On top of that, her extensions are now a much lighter colour than the rest of her hair. Susan takes her car in, and it costs $1,000 to remove the dye from her seat. While she's waiting, she goes to a different salon next door, and she has the hair extensions removed and replaced for $200.What claims may Susan have against the salon, and what would she be successful in obtaining as a remedy