Remove Carrot Juice Stains From Plastic

Sometimes you can get carrot juice stains on your plastic kitchen utensils, such as if you grate carrots or juice carrots as part of a meal or snack.

There are several options for carrot stain removal from your kitchen plastics.

The first is to use a solution of water, bleach and dishwashing liquid to soak the plastic in, and then to wash as normal.

Another option is to put a little vegetable oil on a paper towel or cotton ball and rub this over the stained plastic. This will remove that orange color from the plastic.

Then, you must wash the plastic with soap and water to remove the oil used to remove the carrot stain.

Below is a video which provides a demonstration of the vegetable oil stain removal method.

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