Peroxide is the way to go. It usually takes away 'natural' fluid stains, shall I say. It is what I use after a good hand washing, when getting betadine or other staining fluids on myself or my work uniforms. It may fade it anyway.
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UGHHH It wont go away!!!!
Peroxide is the way to go. It usually takes away 'natural' fluid stains, shall I say. It is what I use after a good hand washing, when getting betadine or other staining fluids on myself or my work uniforms. It may fade it anyway.
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Re: UGHHH It wont go away!!!!
a cheese grater would definitely get rid of it
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Re: UGHHH It wont go away!!!!
I will make my hands shred like cheese and place it on a spaghetti !!! LolOriginally Posted by deranged chipmunk
a cheese grater would definitely get rid of it
Re: UGHHH It wont go away!!!!
I really think that time will be best cure LOL
Re: UGHHH It wont go away!!!!
Still wont go away it's fading day by day but only a little!
I will never touch that millipede with bare hands again!
and also do they eat cabbage my milipedes are like no interest at them or maybe they eat organic compost? or are they eating cabbage but only a little?
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