On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 19:37:54 -0700, "nefletch"
wrote:

Yesterday, my son wanted a sausage Mcmuffin from
Mcdonalds, I bought him one with the egg on it. When
we sat down to eat, he decided against having the egg
on top. He simply unwrapped the wrappper, and laid his
egg on it, and ate his sandwich. When he was finished, he
picked up his wrapper, and there was a purplish stain on
our wooden kitchen table. Evidently, the grease from his
egg disolved the dye on the wrapper, and that dye stained
the kitchen table.........I can't get it off for nothing.....I'm
just a littled ****ed...


Did the color stain penetrate the wood or the finish? Most food dye
will break down with household bleach or several hours of direct sun.
I had a plastic JCPenny bag that fell into a damp fiberglass tub,
which transferred red dye to the tub. Bleach removed it. Now I'm
careful about bags, especially the brightly-colored ones.