A Panicked Woman From

A panicked woman from [/news/adelaide/index.html Adelaide], South Australia, has taken to [/sciencetech/facebook/index.html Facebook] to ask advice on how to remove a fake tan stain from her parents' granite bench top.
'Last night my bottle of One Night tan tipped over and leaked and stained my parents $10,000 granite bench top,' the woman wrote in an online group.
She then asked for advice on how to remove it, saying she had a little over a week before her father returned home from a trip and https://momcheap.hpage.com/how-should-you-plan-your-bi-weekly-budget.html she was 'freaking out' about his reaction.
'How do I fix this?' A woman asked for advice on how to remove a tan stain from granite, saying she had more than a week before her father returned home from an international trip and she was 'freaking out' about his reaction
Fellow members of the group were quick to come to the woman's rescue and recommended products such as using Coca-Cola and Gumption.
One woman wrote: 'I don't know if this will work but it worked on purple shampoo stains in my sink.

Isocol is amazing.'
While many were fans of using magic erasers, with one woman saying she used it to remove blue hair dye from her white walls.
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