Special Ingredients Purple Rain Powder

I put the dye into capsules so I can simply open it and dumb it were i want then reseal it. Its super quick and stealthy so you won't be needing to scoop powder and stuff. You can just reseal the capsule and it'll make it so you're hands don't get purple too. I like putting it behind toilets in piles. So when they go to mop the bathroom and they hit behind the toilet were they can't see, the wet mop will instantly turn the powder to basically unlimited purple dye. It's hilarious because it'll be like it appears from nowhere and is basically impossible to clean. Also rugs to entrances to buildings so someone with wet feet tracks it everywhere. Its the most evil prank ever. I've even put it into bowling ball finger holes at the bowling alley so people get purple fingers

I highly recommend using gloves when handling this stuff. In fact just don an entire HAZMAT suit. Be for warned! One tiny granule of this stuff will leave a purple stain.With that said, this stuff is awesome! The container is small, but I am convinced that this stuff is so potent that this small container can dye an entire pool purple. If someone has wronged you some way in life this can be a great retribution. Here are some ideas:1. Sprinkle a little on someone's head. The next time they get their hair wet, it will get dyed purple.2. Sprinkle a little on a neighbor's cat or dog. That animal will go inside their house and rub against furniture and carpet, and spread the love.This stuff isn't for the fun type of prank, because it does stain everything. It is more for the evil, I despise you, kind of prank.

I bought this as a cheaper alternative to sneak thief powder to catch the Foodini that was stealing food at work. I work in a medical laboratory and therefore my partner and I cannot keep snacks in our work area. We each have a drawer by the communal coffee pot that is clearly labeled as ours and everyone knows why. Almost daily, I would go to grab something to go with my lunch and find it missing. Same with the other lab employee. The thief especially seemed to have an affinity for pop-tarts. My husband, a retired policeman, told me about sneak thief powder that banks would use on bills to catch people. The way it works it to brush a fine layer of the dust on the item being stolen, then when it is handled, it basically sticks to the skin. Washing it makes the purple powder bloom! And it is permanent, although I found alcohol works best at lightening it. We each set up a trap by taking a gallon ziploc bag and filling it with irresistible items..... pop tarts, reeses cups, jerky, etc. (make a list of what you put in the trap bag) Then we waited...... about 3 days later, we noticed purple specks all over the sink and evidence that it had been attempted to be cleaned. We surreptitiously checked all the employees hands and found nothing! Then we went to the housekeeping room. Multiple towels covered in purple stains. cleaning product containers covered in purple stains. Everything that had been touched purple stains. (Now keep in mind, the trap was purposely set in a sealed ziploc in a closed lableled drawer to prevent accidental exposure.) Hoping that this was punishment enough and deterrent for future theft, we simply piled the rags on the table with a note, "Gotcha. Thou shalt not steal. Wonder what else we did this to?"This was money wellllllll spent, and there is enough left over for loads and loads of sharing and pranks.

Washed off too easily. Trying to catch the guy that's been getting into my truck.

When I ordered the purple rain it said it was back ordered for a few months, but it ended up shipping within a week. Mine came in a small container but a little goes a long ways. I used it to get coworkers to quit stealing my gloves. I put inside the gloves and it would badly stain their hands purple as soon as they started to sweat. Once this stuff gets wet it is a purple nightmare. Some of them took the gloves off to answer the phone and got it on their faces too. It worked great. Usually after washing their hands they still have some purple to them, but around the finger nails lasts at least a week. The longer they keep the gloves on the deeper the shade of purple their hands are. When you use this stuff either be very very careful or wear latex gloves. Also beware that it will stain anything it comes into contact with. If you put it in clothes it will ruin them. I used the tip of a letter opener to put a little bit of the powder in each glove. After 6 people had their hands stained they quit stealing my gloves! I used this in a shop, but if your thinking of inside a home or vehicle I would reconsider unless you absolutely despise the person because it will stain anything they touch and if you spill any powder it will end up staining whatever it is on.

Not much to say if you know you know all you have to do is let her fly in the air and it does it's on damage I definitely would recommend this

WARNING! Very Potent, use gloves. Took this to YOUTH CAMP. It's so good idk if I can bring it anymore. Put a pinch on someone's back when they were drying off and it spread across their whole back!Don't wet your hands if it gets on them as this makes it spread.Put a good bit in a mans body wash. Had the tile shower purple( sprayed some bathroom cleaner with bleach on it and let it sit for a minute and it came right off.

S*** isn't as dangerous as everyone says it is i've spilled it in my room and cleaned it up without an issue you literally have to leave s*** sitting in a mixture of this and water overnight to actually stain anything