Mustard is a bitch because of the--wait for it--turmeric.
I Googled 'remove turmeric stains' and got some of the tips I mentioned. Tonight I tried 3% peroxide, followed by baking powder scrub with a toothbrush--I possibly should have used baking soda--and a wet-down with nail polish remover containing acetone. Rinsed, then tried another dip of 3%.
The spots have faded a lot. I may need to give them a few more treatments, but I think the peroxide did the trick.
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Date: 2005-10-26 10:55 pm (UTC)Mustard is also a bitch, unfortunately...
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Date: 2005-10-27 12:23 am (UTC)I Googled 'remove turmeric stains' and got some of the tips I mentioned. Tonight I tried 3% peroxide, followed by baking powder scrub with a toothbrush--I possibly should have used baking soda--and a wet-down with nail polish remover containing acetone. Rinsed, then tried another dip of 3%.
The spots have faded a lot. I may need to give them a few more treatments, but I think the peroxide did the trick.
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Date: 2005-10-27 05:56 am (UTC)This would not surprise me in the slightest. On the other hand, these spices sre good for your digestion, so...