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Subject: Re: Foods that Stain Author: JessicaInCanada [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:46:31 08/12/04 Thu In reply to: Dianne 's message, "Re: Foods that Stain" on 11:13:40 08/12/04 Thu Here are some of the main culprets of ligiature stains. Although, for myself personnally, it hasn't been a really big problem. I have a colour called "Obscure" which is like an off white/clear. And they are excellent. Mustard didn't even stain them. Curry Mustard Red Wine Black Coffee & Tea Dark Sodas (Cola, Rootbeer) Spagetti sauce Heavily food coloured foods (cotton candy ice cream) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Foods that Stain Brandy 13:32:19 08/12/04 Thu Re: Foods that Stain -- Abby, 19:33:52 08/12/04 Thu