How to Clean Cherry Juice Stains Off Hands

How to Clean Cherry Juice Stains Off Hands
Written By
Andrew Smith
Andrew Smith
Published: Jun 4, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Things You Will Need

  • Fresh lemon juice
  • Hand soap
  • Water
  • Towels or cloths

This can be frustrating and may spread the mess further if you accidentally transfer cherry stains onto other items. The secret to removing them is another juice that can lift these types of stains right off your hands.

  1. Dry your hands completely.

  2. Squeeze at least 1 tsp. of fresh lemon juice onto your palms.

  3. Rub your hands together for about 30 seconds. Make sure to cover all of your hands with the fresh lemon juice.

  4. Rinse your hands with lukewarm water.

  5. Wash your hands thoroughly with your everyday hand soap and water. Then, dry your hands with a cloth or towel.

  6. Inspect your hands and repeat the process if the cherry juice stains remain.

Photo Credits

child drinking cherry juice image by Cherry-Merry from Fotolia.com

child drinking cherry juice image by Cherry-Merry from Fotolia.com

Andrew Smith

Andrew Smith has been a freelance writer since 2006, specializing in sports and technology. His work has appeared on various online sites. Smith has a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Pennsylvania State University.

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