Pyro stain on kitchen counter

[SteveKarr]

Hi everyone,
So I get some Max Pyro and give it a try. Looks strange & cool. Never used pyro before... then ....

... I left Giant rings, drips & stains on the formica. I am in Big trouble with you-know-who. Big.

Sending up a flair here ... Help!

Steve

[Ron Marshall]

The Pyro devs are fairly toxic, so be certain to clean up well, especially if little hands are around.

[IanG]

Try Sodium Hypchlorite bleach, if that doesn't work wait for the divorce papers

On the other hand it might be just the excuse needed to make you pay for a new kitchen

Ian

[Greg Lockrey]

Aaahh!... if she gives you any lip, wack her along the side of her head with a stainless steel tray.

[dsphotog]

I can see into the future......yes.....I see new granite countertop in your kitchen...
Then it's only fair to get to build your own darkroom!
Best of luck with that....

[John Bowen]

Uh, tell her hit's grape juice, or worstershire sauce (sp) or tobacco juice; hell, tell her it is a combination of all 3 and ask her if she would like try some!

[Jim Rice]

Just wait until you try Amidol.

[Eric Woodbury]

I haven't tried Max Pyro, but the stay could be from Amidol in the developer. I'm betting it's in there and an Amidol stain trumps a pyro stain. If you-know-who uses hair dye, then that is where the stain is from.

Try hydrogen peroxide to remove the stain.

[Dave Aharonian]

I've stained my kitchen cupboards from some very tiny PMK splatters. It doesn't come off very well!! I guess they needed a new coat of paint anyway....

[Jason Greenberg Motamedi]

Why do you have chemicals--especially ones which are significantly toxic--in the kitchen? Really, there must be other places to do this. I lived in a tiny NYC apartment for many years, and never used the kitchen for chemicals, even relatively harmless ones.