That is rediculous! The white layer that used to be (until you got it wet) is above another layer that has red dye in it. When you get it wet it releases the dye that moves to the white layer turning it red. Short of removing the indicator, nothing you do will change that. Take some responsibility for damaging it.

[quote|clever]That is rediculous! The white layer that used to be (until you got it wet) is above another layer that has red dye in it. When you get it wet it releases the dye that moves to the white layer turning it red. Short of removing the indicator, nothing you do will change that. Take some responsibility for damaging it.[/quote]