So I've already made two glorious batches of Colloidal Gold using my main man Kephra's recipe. (I've also made many batches of colloidal silver using his ST Elite) I did read in one of his posts that the Gold Chloride will stain your skin purple. I had that bit of info in the back of my mind as I began to pour out 1.25ml of Gold Chloride into a tiny graduated cylinder straight out of the Salt Lake glass bottle. Those bottles are not meant to be poured from. I had my lady pick up an oral syringe, but Walgreens gave her one that was too thick to fit into the bottle. Wouldn't you know, she also got from them a few eyedroppers that were marked for ml but I completely spaced it.
Anyway, I did use a tiny glass funnel atop the graduated cylinder that was placed over a paper towel, but to no avail. The darn thing dribbled and dripped down onto the paper towel, quickly soaking through it and onto the laminate top. Now I'm left with a few purple stains.
It took all my might to stop my lady from placing that graduated cylinder up my derriere, so to speak. Sideways. Now she's using this as an excuse to make me buy her granite countertops. Uh, I don't make that kind of money, son.
Anyway, I have not yet searched government-controlled Google for an answer just yet. I was thinking a sequesterer, as they can be used in pools water to pull the stains out of the plaster walls and suspend them back into the water. Somehow vitamin C has crossed my mind, so my lady has some liquid vitamin C on order before I knew if it'd work or not. Also, I think this would be good to discuss for others who may encounter this issue at some point.
Thank you all.
ETA: I've tried all household cleaners. I've tried mineral spirits. My lady tried her nailpolish remover. I have not yet tried my straight up acetone and doubt it'll work anyway. I may have to resort to a little wet-sanding with fine grit sandpaper...but I'd rather not knock down the matte finish of the laminate.