Food dye urgent advice required
Food dye urgent advice required
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plasticpig

Original Poster:

12,932 posts

254 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Errm does anyone know how to remove green food dye from skin and white furr?

Title should read food dye...

Edited by plasticpig on Sunday 14th December 14:37

anonymous-user

83 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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apparently white vinigar is good. but dont quote me on it. what have you done?

AngryApples

5,449 posts

294 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Cant help,

but can you post pics of this disaster for me to laugh at?

(apoligies if someone/thing has actually been hurt by this, of course...)




Famous Graham

26,553 posts

254 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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You've been prepping your cat for next year's Paddy's Day? biggrin

Stu R

21,638 posts

244 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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plasicpigs cat earlier...




anonymous-user

83 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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hahaha.

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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plasticpig said:
Title should read food dye...
It does. smile

plasticpig

Original Poster:

12,932 posts

254 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Not me. Well only by assosciation. Popped round to a mates to see his new motor. He's looking after the kids while wife finishes off chrimbo shopping. He was making fairy cakes with them and putting diffrent colour icing on top. I turn up and we toddle off to the garage to look at his new beastie. A while later we return to find drops of green food dye on kitchen floor and the kiddies hands covered in the stuff. The persian moggy now has green patches on her tail. I have cowardly fled the scene but I promised to see if I could find out how to remove the stuff. Think there may be some marital strife this christmas.

thehawk

9,335 posts

236 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Is this something to do with a stag night trip where the groom to be was placed in a bath of food colouring and he now looks like the incredible hulk?

MentalSarcasm

6,083 posts

240 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Won't a few scrubs with soap and water get it off?

nevpugh308

4,454 posts

298 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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plasticpig said:
The persian moggy now has green patches on her tail.
Don't worry about it. Natural fur shedding and replacement will "fix" it soon enough

Famous Graham

26,553 posts

254 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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MentalSarcasm said:
Won't a few scrubs with soap and water get it off?
Ever tried giving a cat a bath? biggrin

Terry Pratchett wrote an amusing play-by-play in his "Unadulterated Cat" but I don't have a copy anymore. It mentioned things like chainmail biggrin

Nickyboy

6,824 posts

263 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Get his missus to shave her pussy, job done

Shaw Tarse

31,888 posts

232 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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plasticpig said:
Not me. Well only by assosciation. Popped round to a mates to see his new motor. He's looking after the kids while wife finishes off chrimbo shopping. He was making fairy cakes with them and putting diffrent colour icing on top. I turn up and we toddle off to the garage to look at his new beastie. A while later we return to find drops of green food dye on kitchen floor and the kiddies hands covered in the stuff. The persian moggy now has green patches on her tail. I have cowardly fled the scene but I promised to see if I could find out how to remove the stuff. Think there may be some marital strife this christmas.
rofl

dickkark

748 posts

250 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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tippexbiggrin

Celt

1,264 posts

221 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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plasticpig said:
Not me. Well only by assosciation. Popped round to a mates to see his new motor. He's looking after the kids while wife finishes off chrimbo shopping. He was making fairy cakes with them and putting diffrent colour icing on top. I turn up and we toddle off to the garage to look at his new beastie. A while later we return to find drops of green food dye on kitchen floor and the kiddies hands covered in the stuff. The persian moggy now has green patches on her tail. I have cowardly fled the scene but I promised to see if I could find out how to remove the stuff. Think there may be some marital strife this christmas.
Nah your fecked.

HTH

just me

5,964 posts

249 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Nickyboy said:
Get his missus to shave her pussy, job done
roflroflroflroflroflroflroflroflroflrofl

just me

5,964 posts

249 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Step 1
Rinse hands with warm water.

Step2
Scrub hands generously with baking soda or toothpaste.

Step3
Massage gently for 2-3 minutes or until all the food coloring is gone.

Step4
Rinse again with warm water...and you're done!



Do you not have access to google?

mattley

3,035 posts

251 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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Have you ever tried this with a cat?

rumpelstiltskin

2,805 posts

288 months

Sunday 14th December 2008
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mattley said:
Have you ever tried this with a cat?
Yes,you'll then have a lot of red to get off your hands and fur!