That reminds me of an article by the late and very great Katharine Whitehorn back in swinging London - How to choose a carpet for your bedsit: same colour as your favourite wine. (What a wordsmith: in an article on preparing Christmas dinner: "staring into the turkey's gaping maw". ) P.S. I now have a marble cooktop, and just apply undiluted dishwashing liquid vigorously with an abrasive sponge and the turmeric disappears. You have to be quick.
Dye the garment turmeric color. Ignore it on cookware and plates, etc. Sorry. It's as bad as lily pollen.
That reminds me of an article by the late and very great Katharine Whitehorn back in swinging London - How to choose a carpet for your bedsit: same colour as your favourite wine. (What a wordsmith: in an article on preparing Christmas dinner: "staring into the turkey's gaping maw". ) P.S. I now have a marble cooktop, and just apply undiluted dishwashing liquid vigorously with an abrasive sponge and the turmeric disappears. You have to be quick.