Youll need more than just soap and water.
Instead, you’ll need to incorporatevinegarto help get your hands clean.
Vinegar will help break down the dye, which is why it should be the first line of defense.
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Then, rinse with soap and warm water.
What About Persistent Stains?
“Standard laundry stain remover should do the job,” says Real Simple Associate Home Director Leslie Corona.
It’s better for white or light-colored fabrics," she says.
Then wipe it off with a cotton microfiber cloth.
“I’ve heard that Bar Keeper’s Friend works on water stains, too,” Corona says.
Be sure not to use vinegar on stone countertops or tabletops, as it can damage them.
