Does anyone know any possible way to get black walnut stains off of my hands? I shelled about 1 five gallon bucket and I have about 3 more to go. I did about a half a bucket yesterday with regular garden gloves on and my hands were a little stained. So today, I wore latex gloves like my mom suggested and now my thumbs are black and I shelled just as many.
I’ve tried soap and hot water, shampoo, face wash, WD-40, Vaseline, lemon juice, salt, bleach, and lotion, all to no prevail. Any other ideas or cures?? The only good thing, it won't wear off on anything, so I can still quilt! |
Try some hand cleaners from the automotive store. I believe one of them is called "Goop" another is "Goof Off". I don't know if they will work but could be worth a try.
Those walnuts will taste really good in some pumpkin bread this fall!! (and fudge...can't forget fudge!) |
Time and washing lots of dishes.
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Just get out your gloves. A lady always wears gloves. :)
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Originally Posted by Selena
Time and washing lots of dishes.
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Try some coconut oil. Kroger and Walmart sell it in a 1 quart jar in with the other shortenings and oils. It runs around 5.00, no need to buy the high dollar virgin cold pressed oil for this job.
I always try to remove stains or tough dirt with like substances. Coconuts and walnuts - nuts! |
Oh, I wish I lived closer to you. What a wonderful wealth of natural dye for fabric. :lol:
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Oh!!!! Lucky you having Black Walnuts!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Originally Posted by Selena
Time and washing lots of dishes.
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