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Steps to Remove the Stains: 1  Select a stain remover from the list above. 2  Apply to the stained area on the hands and scrub. 3  If necessary, the items can be mixed or used on their own.4  Once the stain is removed, wash with hand soap and warm water to remove the cleaning agent.5  Dry with a soft towel.teps to Remove the Stains: 1  Select a stain remover from the list above. 2  Apply to the stained area on the hands and scrub. 3  If necessary, the items can be mixed or used on their own.
7. Don't scrape or gouge the caulk. Never use a sharp tool or a harsh abrasive to physically remove silicone caulk from your hands. Though it may be tempting to use a knife or a handful of steel wool to scrape or cut annoying dried-on caulk away from your hands, these methods run a high risk of injuring your hands.f the caulk on your hands hasn't had a chance to dry, you should be able to remove much of it with a paper towel or plastic bag. To get the last of it, rinse with water. As you rinse, periodically scrub your hands with a sponge, paper towel, or mild abrasive.