Tikkker reveals the easiest way to remove the fake circus – and you probably own it already

As the students attended school this week for the first day of 2025, thousands of Aussie houses were annoying with preparation.

But a Sydney teenager was doing something that could not be considered ‘traditional’ in the preparation of the school, such as lunch and packaging her school bag.

She was applying fake circus to her feet … for the first time ever … completely unattended.

“False Emergency for Tanking”

Unfortunately, the girl’s mother had no experience with the false removal of the circus, so when she was discovered with the hands of her daughter’s stained orange and sharing the first morning of the deadline, she got into a group of parenting online, while Desperately sought a solution to the “fake emergency”.

â € Child my 8th grade child starts school today and unknown to me tied some fake circus on her unattended feet, â € she wrote.

â € œSow of course she has an orange palm on her first day. Is there any of the proven and tested remedies for its removal ASAP, please?

Posted in the early hours of Thursday morning, the teen and her mother did not have time to go to stores and needed home remedies, so users were quick to suggest their connected and tested techniques , including Olive Oil, Lemon Juice, and Windex.

Yes, you read it

One commenter shared a video tiktok, which showed how Windx could quickly remove the fake circus.

In the video, the creator had under one hour to remove the fake rays from her hands in front of an event. After some sprinkling of the product on her hands, she let her sit for a minute, and the results were almost immediately.

“That’s not perfect, but it has to do better.

According to the original Facebook post, the teenager tied the Windex solution and worked for it. However, this time she applied a solution under her mother’s supervision!

(And of course, we do not recommend using Windex for nothing other than its stated purpose.)