Fingerprints that are from casual contact on an object (not in blood from a crime scene) usually result from skin oils on the surface of the object. In some cases the print results from acidic compounds actually etching the surface because of acids present in the sweat.
In the first case the prints may be removed by direct friction with a clean cloth. This is common in crime dramas where the suspect "wipes the room down" to remove prints. For glass and other glossy objects to be used in picture framing, display cases or science experiments using ammonia solutions or even Windex or similar cleaners will ensure a clean surface. Acetone may be used but it has toxicity and flammability problems that may be of concern. It is suggested that the object be soap and water cleaned first for gross contamination, then cleaned with the specialty cleaners.
For etched in prints on aluminum, silver or copper or similar a commercial polishing compound will remove the corrosion.
In either case hold the object being cleaned by its edges or with cotton gloves to avoid laying down more prints as you clean.
you could but high pressured water would work better
because it contains no stain removing substance
from the calcium. it will make your teeth healthy and strong. althouh they do have toothpaste so your better off using that!
You can't wipe off fingerprints from paper because it has the oil from your hands soaked into the paper. The only way to get rid of them is to throw the paper away.
baking soda
The acids in soda clean off coins.
A damp cloth will do the trick
yes
If you are asking about cleaning the exterior of the battery then the answer is yes. The baking soda will neutralize the battery acid and the water will clean everything off.
No. It is impossable to burn off your fingerprints. If Jhon Dillon did not get away with shaving them off then you can not burn them off.
Baking powder, baking soda, or iodine.
Sprinkle it on the suspected area and you can see them.
No, but they will corrode at the battery posts. Clean them off with water and baking soda. Then use a battery post cleaning tool to clean the post off.
NO
YES SODA DOES CLEAN BLOOD. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHERE THE BLOOD STAIN IS..SODA CAN CLEAN ANY SPOT OF BLOOD. THE POLICE EVEN USE SODA.
yes because they burnt their fingerprints off.
No,you cannot.