Blueberry Juice Stains

[erinmself]

Some blueberry juice got splashed on my white kitchen wall a few days ago and I didn't really notice it at first and then it had already set in. Is there anything that can remove this without taking off the paint?

 

[thumpershere2]

Try a little Clorox clean up. Just spray on and wipe off. I used it on my kitchen wall to remove strawberry stain.

 

[PA Baker]

If you can get them in the UK, the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers work really well, too.

 

[Ishbel]

Haven't heard of that brand here, GB - but we do have 'Flash' magic erasers.

I wonder if the OP is an American living on one of the US bases here because her religious signature uses American style spelling - if so, she may be able to buy US products on the base

 

[urmaniac13]

I wonder if the OP is an American living on one of the US bases here because her religious signature uses American style spelling - if so, she may be able to buy US products on the base

Elementary, my dear Watson... what a keen observation!! I am sure you can come up with a winning solution if you take a good look at that offending stain...

 

[Ishbel]

Elementary, my dear Watson... what a keen observation!! I am sure you can come up with a winning solution if you take a good look at that offending stain...

Not really, it's just that non-British spelling 'jars' with me - just like I suspect my spelling does with Americans!

 

[erinmself]

Very good! I am an American living near a base. I will try the magic eraser. Thank you all for your help!!

 

[Ishbel]

We spell 'labor' as 'labour'

 

[erinmself]

Well, to tell you the truth, I wouldn't read too much in to the spelling of my words. Spelling was never my strong point.

 

[Gretchen]

A drop of clorox ought to do it.

 

[erinmself]

I tried the magic eraser and it worked beautifully. Thanks you guys!