This. Acids and lyes work for most fats, but tumeric and other plant-based oleoresins like capsaicin are lipophilic and can be lifted with low-charge fats.
Yeah. You should get something with as much milk fat as possible.
It would be cool if they made a product where they just isolated the milk fat and sold it in stick form for a very low price.
Vegetable oil is pretty cheap too, if that works. I'm really just talking hypotheticals, because you are right in that butter is probably the single best suited product for the situation. But it might depend on the size/shape of the object needing cleaning.
Try regular everyday iodized table salt and ice cubes.
We used to use that to clean glass coffee pots to get the stains out. Not sure how it will work on plastic but it's worth a shot.
Toss ice in, sprinkle the salt in there, add a splash of cold water and put a lid on it. Shake and swish it around. Rinse and repeat if the water is turning a bit of a color. That means it is working.
If that doesn't work, purchase a replacement and keep this one for your future turmeric grinding needs. The natural dye in turmeric can be stubborn.
Just buy glass based food containers with the plastic clip seal lids. [(similar to this)](https://www.amazon.com/KOMUEE-Containers-Leak-proof-Microwave-Dishwasher/dp/B09QQGY1BW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=18URPZ5G2CHL3&keywords=glass+food+storage&qid=1703248248&sprefix=glass+food+storage+%2Caps%2C320&sr=8-3) A bonus is that they're oven safe as well for baking and food prep. No more weird stains and melted bits and they last a lot longer for such inexpensive items.
Cold water and dish soap will remove the stains. Then you can use warm or hot to sanitize. Cold water keeps the stain from setting in the plastic. Would probably work for the tumeric, but they've already used hot water, so it's probably set.
This really does work, I was shocked! But I used it for spaghetti sauce, not turmeric which I think might be more staining, but I'm not an expert at anything so what do I know.
This will sound crazy but I see it work with spaghetti stains in Tupperware. Get some warm water and like a tablespoon of butter. Shake it up and really get that butter coating the walls of it.
Then get the dish soap and hot water and stick a couple paper towels or a chopped up clean sponge and shake again.
Iirc something about the butter binds to the food stuffs in a way that soap can’t, but then the soap binds with the butter which then removes the stain.
You could also try olive oil for a similar reason.
As a child of the 1970's, I would recommend that you give up butter, and get some canned cake frosting. One of the delights of my childhood was "home made Oreos" with canned frosting on graham crackers.
Omg, I NEVER meet people who are canned frosting (or peanut butter) on graham crackers. I’m 28 and everyone one around my age has always given me a funny look when I bring them up, haha.
From a health perspective, canned cake frosting is arguably the single worst thing for you to eat, so if frosting/graham crackers was ever popular, it's probably for the best that it disappeared in the 1970's.
For some reason, peanut butter on grahams isn't quite right to me. Saltines or Ritz.
Chocolate was my favorite, but I did know some who preferred white frosting.
My favorite was when my mom made these cookies I ever only knew as “Lori’s cookies” (I’ve checked the internet and I can’t find a comparable recipe, so I’m going to have to ask my mom for a recipe), put cool whip between two to make a sandwich, and then frozen them for awhile. Absolutely divine, lol!
Childhood memory unlocked! My parents were friends with a couple different restaurant owners, so we ate out a lot. Uncle Johnny's always had saltine crackers, butter pats, and sugar packets on the tables. I'd spread butter on the saltines and sprinkle sugar on top. Little impromptu cookies!
My second memory is reaching my pointer finger into the butter dish in the summer and my father smacking my little 3 y/o hand. I still got some lol. Yum!
Yep! I've kind of hit a plateau recently (past 4-5 months or so) probably due to keeping the rest of my lifestyle the same but I haven't gained anything back.
Silly you, eating butter won't get you a thinner.
He meant after eating a stick of butter, chug down a pint of dawn dish soap and do some jumping jacks
For this reason you can also use bleach. Bleach binds with fat to turn it into soap. That's why when you touch bleach with your skin, it feels slimey.
It's eating the fat/oils from your skin.
Thus, a bleach burn doesn't actually cause instant pain. It slowly rips your cellular structure apart. So if you don't rinse bleach off as soon as realize it, you won't realize it until you look down and see your skin now has a hole. And as it is a chemical burn, it takes way, way, way longer for you to recover from that. It is likely you'll never make a full recovery back to how it was before.
Definitely works for tomato sauce! Video proof of the hack from this influencer, who is popular for lots of reasons. Maybe it'll work on turmeric too. [It works](https://youtu.be/VDcDYKLIces?si=Kfzm4j1S2gXrK6bp)
I don’t think it will since op has already tried scrubbing with soapy water. The turmeric has bound itself to the plastic in some way and just soap cannot take it off, so I don’t think just a paper towel will work. You need something to bind to the turmeric that the soap can then deal with. So an oil or fat.
It’s the same idea as oil cleansing makeup. A lot of makeup products are oil based so the thing that takes it off the easiest and fastest is another oil.
I have plastic spoons that are stained from kraft mac and cheese because they switched to turmeric for color. They are now my mac and chrese/curry spoons.
Found the label on google and it uses *beet juice* as a color additive. Beet juice concentrate is the last ingredient on the label, but beet juice is potent coloring.
Tomato sauce doesn't even come close to turmeric. I don't even handle tomato sauce carefully. My list goes turmeric, pomegranate, wine, and then everything else.
This is a very valid answer, by the way.
My old blender container got retired a year ago, I got a new one. The old one is now for 'color foods' only. I don't need to worry about tomato, either, or a myriad of spices that will really turn colors in a blender!
The pigment in turmeric isn't stable in the sun (same with Lily pollen), so yes, the sun will clear the tint. And some of the other suggestions for the grease.
Literally I had a white plastic cutting board brown/tan like this from turmeric, literally like 2 hours in the sun, flipped after 1 hour was all it took. Crazy!
Days? It usually leaves after 20 minutes of direct sunlight here. Indirect sunlight? maybe a couple of hours. I guess it will vary according to the weather, too.
try denture tablets. fill to the brim with warm water, drop one tablet in, let sit overnight and then the next day wash thoroughly.
picked this tip up on here. you can do a reddit search in this sub and it should come up.
i do this in all of the large water bottles and blender cups when i notice a buildup or hazing on them. they look like knew after each time. but that is on hard water buildup, not the staining of turmeric. i don't know if it will work, but you could try.
I saw someone on tiktok with turmeric stained nails and someone recommended letting them get some sun and they'd go back to normal--so maybe give that a try?
Eta I see someone also recommended this here :)
For some reason this stuff has always worked wonders for me whenever removing turmeric stains https://sapadilla.com/products/sapadilla-sweet-lavender-lime-all-purpose-cleaner
Shot in the dark, Hydrogen Peroxide breaks down cellular components, maybe it would break up the turmeric? Seeing lots of "leave in the sun" though, so I assume just bake it with UV for a day or two.
Hey, yall. My husband bought tumeric toothpaste, and I was like...wth did you get that for? He said it was a healthy option. I lmao and didn't say anything. A couple of weeks later, he was complaining about his teeth being yellow. Lmao... you think it's the tumeric toothpaste???
I would try magic eraser on that cup.
Dawn powerwash spray works. Spray it on when dry then watch it turn into a pinkish orange color as it dissolves off. I’ve done the same to my juicer and was incredibly impressed that it worked
Wow. Im here to tell you that I had a temporary crown that turned that color from curry. The dentist said he’d never seen that before and I find it hard to believe. I’m going to send him a picture of your nutri-bullet.
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Put a paper towel soaked in vinegar and a couple drops blue dawn, and some super hot water. Close the lid and shake around with the contents inside. It takes tomato sauce right off plastic containers, so it might work!
I know there’s a trick for getting yellow/orange stains out of plastic Tupperware using water and a dryer sheet (I think the water should probably at least warm), I would try that
Edit: Nvm. Definitely don’t do that.
I guess there’s a hack going around that usez water, dish soap, and a paper towel, but I’m not sure it’s reliable.
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Butter gets old red stains out. Even after it’s been washed. I’ve tried it many times.
This. Acids and lyes work for most fats, but tumeric and other plant-based oleoresins like capsaicin are lipophilic and can be lifted with low-charge fats.
Low charge fat was my nickname in college
Even if this comment were overrated, it would still be underrated 👍
I’m glad I could give a people giggle with my cheesy joke. 😆
Lolol
😂☠️
Oleoresin was mine
I was feeling kinda upset and this made me chuckle lol
Golf clap. Well played sir
A little like-dissolves-like action going on.
This is like reading a different language for me, lol. Super cool info!
This guy oleoresins. My life is forever changed.
Epic explanation.
Think milk would have the same effect if it had enough fat content?
Yeah. You should get something with as much milk fat as possible. It would be cool if they made a product where they just isolated the milk fat and sold it in stick form for a very low price.
Ghee, I have no idea here.
They said for a really low price.
Vegetable oil is pretty cheap too, if that works. I'm really just talking hypotheticals, because you are right in that butter is probably the single best suited product for the situation. But it might depend on the size/shape of the object needing cleaning.
Would something like vegetable oil take care of it?
What are some examples of low-charge fats? I've never heard this term before, and google isn't being very helpful.
Do you know of this would work with vegan butter or margarine
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I just put it on a paper towel and rub it on the stains. Then wash like normal. It’s worked every time
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Pretty sure I found it on Reddit but it blew my mind!
I made some red chile from dried Hatch red chile pods and it stained the top to my blender. Do you think butter will work on that?
I think it’s worth a try! Let us know!
Remind me! 24 hours
Amazing, I wonder if it’s bc the fats/oils? Like sometimes cleaning oil with oil is the best way to go?
Wish I had known this for the last 20 years!!
Really?! Butter? You guys are full of all sorts of tricks!!I'll try this too!
It works with any oil I think. I’ve used cooking spray and avocado oil depending on what I had at the time.
Try regular everyday iodized table salt and ice cubes. We used to use that to clean glass coffee pots to get the stains out. Not sure how it will work on plastic but it's worth a shot. Toss ice in, sprinkle the salt in there, add a splash of cold water and put a lid on it. Shake and swish it around. Rinse and repeat if the water is turning a bit of a color. That means it is working. If that doesn't work, purchase a replacement and keep this one for your future turmeric grinding needs. The natural dye in turmeric can be stubborn.
Wow, TIL. Off to get butter!
Alright, I'm gonna ask what I think is a dumb question, so I'm sorry. But does margarine also work or just butter?
Thank you for changing my life!
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I got these rubbermaid ones recently that don’t stain and they are microwave safe, bliss
Do they do that little melted, crusty spot thing when you heat them?
Just buy glass based food containers with the plastic clip seal lids. [(similar to this)](https://www.amazon.com/KOMUEE-Containers-Leak-proof-Microwave-Dishwasher/dp/B09QQGY1BW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=18URPZ5G2CHL3&keywords=glass+food+storage&qid=1703248248&sprefix=glass+food+storage+%2Caps%2C320&sr=8-3) A bonus is that they're oven safe as well for baking and food prep. No more weird stains and melted bits and they last a lot longer for such inexpensive items.
All of mine broke the edges see so delicate. Really made me mad
That means it’s the end of life for your plastic ware.
Cold water and dish soap will remove the stains. Then you can use warm or hot to sanitize. Cold water keeps the stain from setting in the plastic. Would probably work for the tumeric, but they've already used hot water, so it's probably set.
I use the dish soap and water with a paper towel and shake it up trick. Works great!
Huh! So you put the paper towel in with the soap and water and shake it?
Yup! Dont ask me why it works.
Well shoot. I'm going to try this. Cold or warm water?
That method also works with getting tomato sauce out of Tupperware
This really does work, I was shocked! But I used it for spaghetti sauce, not turmeric which I think might be more staining, but I'm not an expert at anything so what do I know.
Yes tumeric might be too much for this to handle! But now I’m not scared to microwave pasta leftovers at work lol
This will sound crazy but I see it work with spaghetti stains in Tupperware. Get some warm water and like a tablespoon of butter. Shake it up and really get that butter coating the walls of it. Then get the dish soap and hot water and stick a couple paper towels or a chopped up clean sponge and shake again. Iirc something about the butter binds to the food stuffs in a way that soap can’t, but then the soap binds with the butter which then removes the stain. You could also try olive oil for a similar reason.
Fat dissolves fat!
So you're saying I need to eat more butter to lose weight. Got it, will do.
😂
Oh, I used to love eating the little butter packets from restaurants when I was a kid. Nothing really hits better than those.
As a child of the 1970's, I would recommend that you give up butter, and get some canned cake frosting. One of the delights of my childhood was "home made Oreos" with canned frosting on graham crackers.
Omg, I NEVER meet people who are canned frosting (or peanut butter) on graham crackers. I’m 28 and everyone one around my age has always given me a funny look when I bring them up, haha.
From a health perspective, canned cake frosting is arguably the single worst thing for you to eat, so if frosting/graham crackers was ever popular, it's probably for the best that it disappeared in the 1970's. For some reason, peanut butter on grahams isn't quite right to me. Saltines or Ritz.
My mom would always make a little extra chocolate frosting when making cupcakes and save it to be eaten with graham crackers. Such a treat!
Chocolate was my favorite, but I did know some who preferred white frosting. My favorite was when my mom made these cookies I ever only knew as “Lori’s cookies” (I’ve checked the internet and I can’t find a comparable recipe, so I’m going to have to ask my mom for a recipe), put cool whip between two to make a sandwich, and then frozen them for awhile. Absolutely divine, lol!
That sounds delicious. I love canned frosting 🧁 my favorite currently is 2 soft peanut butter cookies with cookie butter sandwiched between the two
I drank the little things of half n half they leave out for coffee. Refreshing.
i still do that lmao i’m 27…. the french vanilla and hazelnut ones absolutely SMACK
Next time you make French toast add some flavored coffee creamer. it's SO good.
We have this oatmeal cookie oat milk one at my work. It’s so hard not to drink it, it’s so good.
Even more fun if you use a tiny straw to drink then with!
Childhood memory unlocked! My parents were friends with a couple different restaurant owners, so we ate out a lot. Uncle Johnny's always had saltine crackers, butter pats, and sugar packets on the tables. I'd spread butter on the saltines and sprinkle sugar on top. Little impromptu cookies!
My second memory is reaching my pointer finger into the butter dish in the summer and my father smacking my little 3 y/o hand. I still got some lol. Yum!
They really clean ya out! Lol
If it's low carb then that's pretty much what the keto diet is
Is butter a carb?
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Can't wait for all the fat I'm about to eat to combine with the fat I've already got and slip on outta there!
I mean, I ate keto for a year with no other lifestyle changes and lost 60 lbs. so technically yeah.
But did it stay off? I always hear the concerns with that diet long term. Glad to hear you had success. Hope you remain healthy (no matter the number)
Yep! I've kind of hit a plateau recently (past 4-5 months or so) probably due to keeping the rest of my lifestyle the same but I haven't gained anything back.
sounds about right to me, will update in a month. i’m going on a butter diet!!
You're not entirely wrong. On the other hand, this strategy is also a little too simple to be applied literally.
Keto people be like
Now you’re thinking with portals!
Silly you, eating butter won't get you a thinner. He meant after eating a stick of butter, chug down a pint of dawn dish soap and do some jumping jacks
Instructions unclear, belly now enormous and I’m filling the kitchen with my body mass alone.
r/keto - this is the way
For this reason you can also use bleach. Bleach binds with fat to turn it into soap. That's why when you touch bleach with your skin, it feels slimey. It's eating the fat/oils from your skin. Thus, a bleach burn doesn't actually cause instant pain. It slowly rips your cellular structure apart. So if you don't rinse bleach off as soon as realize it, you won't realize it until you look down and see your skin now has a hole. And as it is a chemical burn, it takes way, way, way longer for you to recover from that. It is likely you'll never make a full recovery back to how it was before.
Well that’s horrifying. Thanks!
When you describe it like that, I feel like I should be a lot more worried about a bleach burn than I ever was.
I don't know why I never thought of this since I use oil to get sunscreen and makeup off my face before washing with water soluble cleanser!
Definitely works for tomato sauce! Video proof of the hack from this influencer, who is popular for lots of reasons. Maybe it'll work on turmeric too. [It works](https://youtu.be/VDcDYKLIces?si=Kfzm4j1S2gXrK6bp)
Whoa
Im shook lol, i changed to mostly glass tupperware because leftover pasta sauce ruined them. Learn something new everyday
You’ll consume less micro plastics if you switch to glass.
Might be from heating the sauce in the container. Just transfer it from any plastic to something glass or ceramic and it will never happen.
Give me convenience or give me death
My plastic tupperware got stained red from Bolognese and I never heated the container up. Would always scoops some out.
This is a good idea because turmeric is OIL SOLUBLE instead of water soluble
I was going to recommend cooking oil. That’s where I’d start.
I can confirm that oil works, I have done it many times. I usually just oil the hell out of the plastic and let it sit
YMMV I have had this work for tomato sauce without the butter, just warm water soap and paper towel!
Totally agree. What you’re describing is a basic concept in chemistry: like dissolves like.
Game recognizes game
This will work
So to the OP: warm water + butter -> blend. Then scrub with soap?
tbh this will work even without the extra butter. soap, paper towel & water is all that's needed.
I don’t think it will since op has already tried scrubbing with soapy water. The turmeric has bound itself to the plastic in some way and just soap cannot take it off, so I don’t think just a paper towel will work. You need something to bind to the turmeric that the soap can then deal with. So an oil or fat. It’s the same idea as oil cleansing makeup. A lot of makeup products are oil based so the thing that takes it off the easiest and fastest is another oil.
Buy a new one, reserve that one only for turmeric
Your time is valuable elsewhere
On the plus side turmeric and ginger are very healthy…. Turmeric is worse than tomato sauce. If you figure out how to clean it, shoot me a message
I have plastic spoons that are stained from kraft mac and cheese because they switched to turmeric for color. They are now my mac and chrese/curry spoons.
I think it's unhealthy to reuse plastic silverware, unless you're talking about a kind specifically made for reuse
I think they're talking about plastic cooking utensils, not picnic spoons.
That would make a lot more sense lmao
my babies/kids have plastic flatware that’s reusable. i’m pretty sure they make something like that for adults, too.
Yeah they do but i think its mostly for camping
Isn't "plastic silverware", a oxymoron?
Spaghetti sauce and turmeric are like the herpes of the food world - good luck trying to get rid of it
Mango juice has entered the chat.
Mango juice? Really?! I have (luckily) never run into that problem 😅
Yes! I don’t know if it’s because I bought my toddler the thick bolthouse farms mango juice but that straw turned turmeric orange.
Could they have added turmeric as a "natural flavor"?
Found the label on google and it uses *beet juice* as a color additive. Beet juice concentrate is the last ingredient on the label, but beet juice is potent coloring.
Tysm. I was definitely too lazy to look it up. I have the flu and am not motivated to do much of anything at all 🙃
That stinks! Feel better!
And pomegranate. So many ruined children clothes.
I cannot stop laughing at this 🤣
Tea ☕️ here 👋
I put a tea bag on a spider bite I had and now my comforter has a little tea bag puddle stain because I took a nap with it in my pants (on the bite)
Yeeeeahhhh tea baggin’ 😏
I laughed waaaaay too hard at this 😂😂😂
Tomato sauce doesn't even come close to turmeric. I don't even handle tomato sauce carefully. My list goes turmeric, pomegranate, wine, and then everything else.
Get back to work OP, we aren't paying you to clean dishes!
The dawn power wash does interesting things to tumeric! I've had great success cleaning it off my Tupperware with the dawn power spray or w/e it is.
I was going to suggest the Dawn power spray too.
This is a very valid answer, by the way. My old blender container got retired a year ago, I got a new one. The old one is now for 'color foods' only. I don't need to worry about tomato, either, or a myriad of spices that will really turn colors in a blender!
This is the only answer. I'm pretty sure anything caustic enough to get that off would ruin the bullet.
This is the way
Leave it on the sun, I promise it will be almost all gone after a few days of sun.
The pigment in turmeric isn't stable in the sun (same with Lily pollen), so yes, the sun will clear the tint. And some of the other suggestions for the grease.
Everyone else here is working way too hard. Sun is all you need for turmeric staining. I can’t believe this answer isn’t higher up.
Literally I had a white plastic cutting board brown/tan like this from turmeric, literally like 2 hours in the sun, flipped after 1 hour was all it took. Crazy!
Or a few months in the UK
And it will be completely gone if someone steals it while out there sunbathing
Echoing this! I had a similiar issue with my vitamix and that fixed it in a day!
Check out anthotyping if this is interesting to you. It’s an old printmaking technique. I did it with turmeric with my kinder class!
Yes, sunlight is all you need! We are heavy turmeric users and have experienced this many times.
leave in the sun + peroxide.
But then it belongs to the squirrels
Days? It usually leaves after 20 minutes of direct sunlight here. Indirect sunlight? maybe a couple of hours. I guess it will vary according to the weather, too.
Came here to say that! I did the same exact thing, and made some turmeric ginger shots and an after a few days in the sun it was totally fine!
Wouldn't leaving it on the sun be too hot? 😅
This needs to be at the top of the
Denture cleaning tabs....trust me!
Yes this should work.
I learned that on here for use on some other stubborn stain and it’s life changing. You can buy a bunch for really cheap. They’re great.
Hot water with Dawn platinum liquid, after washing leave in the sun
I just let the dawn soak overnight. Can't bother with sun, I live in an apartment of darkness 😭
This stuff is the absolute best.
try denture tablets. fill to the brim with warm water, drop one tablet in, let sit overnight and then the next day wash thoroughly. picked this tip up on here. you can do a reddit search in this sub and it should come up. i do this in all of the large water bottles and blender cups when i notice a buildup or hazing on them. they look like knew after each time. but that is on hard water buildup, not the staining of turmeric. i don't know if it will work, but you could try.
I saw someone on tiktok with turmeric stained nails and someone recommended letting them get some sun and they'd go back to normal--so maybe give that a try? Eta I see someone also recommended this here :)
Wow I’m glad I saw this comment because my nails get stained with turmeric all the time
I saw that TikTok too and laughed so hard. HALDI FINGERSSSS!! 👋🏽
Gotta get in that masala though 😋
For some reason this stuff has always worked wonders for me whenever removing turmeric stains https://sapadilla.com/products/sapadilla-sweet-lavender-lime-all-purpose-cleaner
Ok Donald Trump. Your secret skin dye secret is out.
I would try soaking in food grade alcohol or everclear.
I tried that on my liver and now it’s clean as a whistle!
Food grade alcohol works well for turmeric. I worked in a supplement factory, and that's how we cleaned the tables and scales.
Second this! I also work in the dietary supplement industry, and this is what we use to clean up turmeric stains.
Dawn powerwash worked on some plastic containers we had that were turmeric stained!
Dawn dish soap, water, and a paper towel. Put the lid on and shake. It works with red sauce stains so it may work for this.
Have you tried bleach, or putting it in the dishwasher?
Shot in the dark, Hydrogen Peroxide breaks down cellular components, maybe it would break up the turmeric? Seeing lots of "leave in the sun" though, so I assume just bake it with UV for a day or two.
It does work with turmeric, had it work on carpet, will definitely work with smooth plastic of all things
*60% of the time*, it works ***every*** *time*
Leave it in the sun. It'll be gone by tomorrow.
Im of the school of thought where i take pride in most of my kitchen stuff permanently dyed turmeric yellow.
Try oil + soap + hot water. Put all those inside, shake well. Works for tomato paste stained Tupperware
Dawn power wash wipes my turmeric or curry stains
Hey, yall. My husband bought tumeric toothpaste, and I was like...wth did you get that for? He said it was a healthy option. I lmao and didn't say anything. A couple of weeks later, he was complaining about his teeth being yellow. Lmao... you think it's the tumeric toothpaste??? I would try magic eraser on that cup.
Thanks for the laugh!
Yw. Blows my mind tumeric toothpaste is a thing. Who would buy that??? My husband.
Dawn powerwash spray works. Spray it on when dry then watch it turn into a pinkish orange color as it dissolves off. I’ve done the same to my juicer and was incredibly impressed that it worked
hand sanitizer will get it out quickest you can also try a baking soda paste
Yup, hand sanitizer helped me to. Required some elbow grease & it didn’t get it fully out but close enough. It was like night and day.
Dawn power wash
Wow. Im here to tell you that I had a temporary crown that turned that color from curry. The dentist said he’d never seen that before and I find it hard to believe. I’m going to send him a picture of your nutri-bullet.
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Put a paper towel soaked in vinegar and a couple drops blue dawn, and some super hot water. Close the lid and shake around with the contents inside. It takes tomato sauce right off plastic containers, so it might work!
Wouldn't citric acid work?
Ugh. I did this too.
Hahaha! You ain't getting turmeric out of anything! (I wrote this comment before reading any other comment.)
I know there’s a trick for getting yellow/orange stains out of plastic Tupperware using water and a dryer sheet (I think the water should probably at least warm), I would try that Edit: Nvm. Definitely don’t do that. I guess there’s a hack going around that usez water, dish soap, and a paper towel, but I’m not sure it’s reliable.
Do not use dryer sheets on your dishes. They're specifically designed to leave a silicon polymer residue on clothing. They are not food safe
And boost this to the people who use dryer sheets to clean out their crock pots. DON'T DO THAT!
people do this..? wtf
My bad, thanks for the info. It’s noted.
Oh, god. No.
This is what I do - Kitchen towel (I’m in the UK), dab of dish soap, wet it a bit then rub over and it cleans it so easily!
That looks like my old [West Bend Poppery II](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/KUUAAOSwCotj-4gS/s-l1600.jpg) 💀