How To Get Rid Of Hot Cheetos Fingers? All Answers

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You know how you eat a bag of Cheetos and get that cheesy residue on your fingers? And then you want to tell someone about this phenomenon, but you’re at a loss for words how to describe this thing that has happened to people since Cheetos was released in 1948?

Well, now you don’t have to worry because Cheetos gave it a name!

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The dusty cheese by-product of eating Cheetos that consumers have sometimes dubbed “Cheetos fingers” for decades (a description that even has its own Instagram hashtag) now has an official term: cheetle.

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“Cheetle” is defined as “that orange-red dust symbolic of true Cheetos fandom,” according to a Frito-Lay press release. For example, in a sentence, the word “cheetle” could be used like this: “My hands have cheetle on them” or “did you stain my shirt with cheetle?”

It rolls off the tongue as easily as Cheetle rolls off your fingers after sucking.

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But wait – there’s more. To celebrate this newly coined term, Cheetos is launching a brand new product that’s covered in Cheetle right now. For the first time ever, the popular brand will be making ready-to-eat popcorn “infused with Cheetle.”

“We’ve seen Cheetos lovers put on their red and orange fingers like a badge of honor, and we’re always looking for ways to help them up their snacking game,” said Brandi Ray, senior director of marketing, Frito- Lay North America. “The only way to truly take popcorn to the next level is to add the legendary Cheetle, the cheesy dust that will tempt Cheetos fans to munch on this popcorn year-round.”

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The finger-stained popcorn will be available nationwide in Cheddar and Flamin’ Hot flavors.

Available in six fun, bold colors, there’s an option for everyone.

Made of food grade silicone, the finger guards are safe to wear while eating. They are washable and reusable and can be thrown in the dishwasher or rinsed in boiling water for a quick clean.

In the past, Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager have spoken out about the orange dust that comes with savory snacks. In a January 2020 TODAY with Hoda and Jenna segment in which the co-hosts sampled some new Cheetos-branded snacks, Hoda admitted she’s a fan of the lingering dust — which Cheetos refers to as “Cheetle.”

“I hope you still get the Cheetos fingers because it’s no fun without those,” Hoda said of sampling the brand’s new popcorn option.

“Cheetos are one of my all-time favorite snacks,” Jenna agreed, although she didn’t seem to share Hoda’s enthusiasm for the dust. “…There’s a little cheetle on my fingers.”

While the most obvious use for the finger guards might be for chips, popcorn and other snacks, the brand says the silicone guards can be used as finger guards during kitchen prep.

Reviews for the product on Amazon are generally glowing. The guards have an overall rating of 4.3 stars.

“My husband hates getting Doritos and Takis with orange fingers. These are a lifesaver for him. He loves them,” wrote one verified buyer.

“I’m terribly scared of Cheetos and usually need chopsticks to eat Cheetos,” shared another. “Several people jokingly tagged me these finger covers… My best friend Jen actually bought them for me and now I can eat Cheetos (at) work without also having to take a Xanax.”

Some said they bought the guards for fun, only to be pleasantly surprised at how much the recipients loved them.

“These seem like such a fun thing and in fact I bought them for my husband just for fun,” wrote another verified buyer. “But the joke is at my expense because we use them more than I ever thought… What started as a joke has become a staple in our house and money very well spent.”

on my hands. I would smoke and try to cover the stain on my finger with the cigarette butt. Obviously this has only made things worse. In the past I have tried a pumice stone which worked within seconds and also the nail file/emery board which also works just not as fast. However, I no longer have stains which has made me a lot more confident and I don’t have to hide my hands anymore!”

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“I had problems with spots on my finger quite often. It’s very embarrassing and I never wanted anyone to see it

Anyone who has ever stained wood knows the process can be a bit messy. If you’re not careful, the stain can end up on your skin, clothes, and furniture.

Removing the stain from your skin can be a challenge, but with the right techniques, it’s actually not all that difficult. In this blog post, we will show you how to remove wood stains from skin quickly and easily.

Read on to find out more!

How to Remove Wood Stains from Skin You can remove wood stains from skin with rubbing alcohol or isopropyl alcohol and acetone. Dip a clean rag in a bowl of the solvents and rub the stained skin until the stain is gone. Rinse it off with lukewarm water and soap.

Wood stain formulas: how to tell what kind of stains are on your skin

Knowing what type of stain you have on your skin will help you determine the best remedy for removing it. Here we look at the two main wood stain formulas and how to tell if they’re on your skin.

Water-based wood stain

Water-based stain is one of the two standard formulas available. You can usually tell if the product is water-based by reading the label on the original container.

If for some reason this option is not practical, you can rub the stain with a cotton ball moistened with a little rubbing alcohol. Check to see if the wet cotton ball gets a stain. If this is the case, chances are you have a water-based wood stain.

Oil based wood stain

First, check the label on the product’s original container to determine if it is oil-based. Otherwise, put a few drops of water on the stained area to test if the wood stain is oil-based. The test result is positive if the water beads up – confirming that it is an oil-based stain.

After determining the type of stain you have on you, the next step is to figure out how best to remove it from your skin. This next section will discuss the different methods you can use to remove wood stains from your body, starting with the three most effective.

Read: How to get polyurethane off your hands

How to remove oil-based stains from skin with alcohol

White spirit is a common organic solvent that we use in many home applications. So you probably already have some at home. If not, you should quickly get some from your local hardware store.

You can use the mineral spirits to remove wood stains from your skin.

Accessories for removing stains on the skin

mineral spirit

A metal bowl

White clean cloth

hot water tap

Remove oil-based stains from your skin one step at a time

Once you have all of these items together, proceed to stain removal by following these steps.

Step 1: Put some mineral spirits in a small metal bowl. Make sure the bowl is not coated with paint or varnish. Note that mineral spirits give off toxic fumes and is highly flammable, so care must be taken when using it.

Step 2: Dampen a clean white clean cloth with the mineral spirits in the bowl and use it to gently blot the stained area and cover the entire stain with the solvent. Using a white cloth will make it easier to see if the stain is lifting as it absorbs the paint.

Step 3: Lightly rub the stained area with the damp cloth to allow the mineral spirits to remove ink stains. Consider rubbing from the outside of the wood stain and work toward the center.

The damp cloth may stain the section you are using. Consider switching to a clean section of cloth or using a new one if this happens. Keep rubbing until your skin is clean, periodically rinsing the stained area with lukewarm water while rubbing.

You should rinse the mineral spirits off your skin as often as possible while rubbing the stain. The spirits are made up of chemicals that can cause severe skin irritation or burns on the skin if left on for too long.

Step 4: Rinse your skin thoroughly with warm water after stain removal. You can also use soap and water to wash the mineral spirits off your affected skin unless the area is sensitive and already irritated to the touch.

Step 5: Apply a moisturizing lotion or cream to the cleaned area to prevent possible damage and skin irritation.

See also: How to remove permanent marker from wood

How to remove water-based wood stains from skin with rubbing alcohol or acetone

The process for removing water-based wood stains from your skin is ideally the same as above, except you use rubbing alcohol, paint thinner, or acetone nail polish remover instead of mineral spirits or mineral oil.

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Rubbing alcohol or acetone nail polish remover

Clean white cloth

soap

hot water tap

Remove water-based wood stains from skin step by step

Step 1: First, put some acetone or rubbing alcohol in a small metal bowl. Acetone nail polish remover removes stains from skin faster, but it can be harsh on your skin. And the easiest and cheapest way to get acetone is to buy acetone-based nail polish remover at a beauty salon near you.

Rubbing alcohol isn’t as harsh on your skin, but it can be a relatively slower and less efficient way to remove stains.

Step 2: Soak a white rag or cloth in the bowl with acetone nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol and blot the stained area.

Step 3: Using the soaked rag, rub the soiled skin from the outside towards the center of the stain. Do this until the stain comes off.

If you’re working on a large soiled area, you may need a larger rag or more than one towel. In any case, make sure the towels or rags are white so you can see the stain coming off.

Step 4: Next, wash your skin with soap and water, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water to remove any traces of acetone or rubbing alcohol.

If the acetone or alcohol has irritated your skin, you should skip the soap and simply rinse your skin thoroughly with warm water. You can use the soap later when your skin has had some rest.

Step 5: After cleansing, apply a moisturizing lotion or cream to soothe and repair skin to prevent skin damage or irritation.

How to remove wood stains on skin with soap and water

Specific formulas aside, this one-size-fits-all method should get rid of any wood stain from your skin.

Tools and materials for removing stains from hands

liquid detergents

laundry detergent

Warm water

bowl

Clean white towel

Lukewarm tap

moisturizer

How to remove wood stains from skin step by step

Follow these steps to remove wood stains on your skin.

Step 1: Mix together laundry detergent, dish soap and warm water in a fairly large bowl. Stir the mixture slowly by hand to minimize foaming. For a more pronounced, stubborn stain, consider using more soap and detergent.

When removing the wood stain from your face, don’t add any scented detergent. Instead, use only unscented dish soap and water to make the cleaning solution. The same rule should apply if you have sensitive skin, no matter what part of your body is stained.

Step 2: Using a brush or soft-bristled towel, scoop up the soapy solution and use it to scrub out the stain. Keep the brush or towel soaked in the soapy solution as you rub by continually dipping it into the mixture.

Continue to dip the tool into the mixture and rub until the entire stain is removed.

Step 3: Rinse the skin thoroughly with warm water and dry. Then moisturize with your desired lotion or cream to repair any damage scrubbing may have caused.

Note something! This method should be effective on fresh wood stains that have only recently got on your skin. So it’s good to act sooner rather than later if you do get a stain on your skin to avoid using more harsh chemicals on your skin.

Bonus methods for removing stains from hands

You can also remove wood stains from your skin with some products you probably already have in your pantry. Let’s break this down below.

1. How to remove wood stains from skin with natural oil

Natural oils like canola oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil, and olive oil have the power to break down the pigments and dyes in wood stain. This property makes them suitable for removing oil stains from wood or even skin.

These natural oils can be beneficial as they are non-toxic and will not cause irritation or damage to your skin.

Step to remove wood stains from your skin with natural oils:

Step 1: Apply the olive oil to the stained area and leave for 10 to 15 minutes, then wipe off with a paper towel.

Step 2: Wash off the olive oil and stain residue with dish soap and water.

How effective is the method?

This method can remove wood stains provided you scrub the stained area with soap and water long enough after soaking the oil for at least 10 minutes. For more stubborn stains, some residue may remain on your skin for the rest of the day.

2. How to remove wood stains from your skin with makeup wipes

Makeup remover is a more effective way to remove blemishes from skin than natural oil. Better yet, consider makeup remover wipes as they are much easier to use.

Step 1: Rub the makeup remover onto the affected skin. You may want to use several cloths to get the stain out.

Step 2: Once the stain is completely removed, rinse clean skin with soap and water.

Step 3: Apply a moisturizer as a precaution to avoid irritation that scrubbing might cause.

How effective is the method?

Quality makeup wipes tend to work more effectively than natural oils, so they may be a better option for removing the stain from skin.

Unfortunately, some makeup wipes offer little success even after multiple moments of scrubbing.

3. How to remove stains from skin with laundry ash

If you’ve done some woodwork, you may be familiar with wood ash, also known as soda ash, washing soda, or laundry ash. Ash washing can be an effective way to remove wood stains from your skin.

Steps to follow when removing wood stains from hands

Step 1: Mix one part washing soda with three parts water and stir gently to get an even solution.

Step 2: Dip a clean rag into the mixture and use it to scrub away the stain. Continue to soak the rag in the laundry ash solution and let the stain run until the stain is gone.

Step 3: Wash off the soapy residue with soap and water and dry.

How effective is the method

This is one of the more effective ways to remove wood stains from skin.

How to get wood stains off skin with home remedies

Some of the things you need to remove wood stain from skin you already have at home.

1. Removing wood stains on your skin with white vinegar

The first home remedy for removing wood stains from your skin is white lemon juice vinegar. Because vinegar is a natural color remover, using it is always a breeze. Here are the following steps:

Step 1: Soak a clean rag in plain white vinegar and blot the stain with liberal amounts of the vinegar.

Step 2: Rub the wet rag over the soiled skin until clean.

Step 3: Wash off the vinegar and stain residue on the skin surface with soap and water.

2. How to get wood stains off your hands with baking soda

Baking soda works like soda in removing wood stains. To use baking soda to cleanse skin, follow these steps:

Step 1: Pour some water into a bowl and add baking soda. Mix well to obtain an evenly textured paste.

Step 2: Use a soft bristle brush or toothbrush to apply the paste to the affected area. Rub gently until the stain comes off.

Step 3: Wash the area with soap and water to remove any residue.

3. Remove polish stains from your skin with peanut butter

Lacquer or stain doesn’t play well with peanut butter. Follow these steps to remove polish stains from your skin.

Step 1: Apply peanut butter to the affected area with your hands. The paste contains acids that break down and dissolve paint stains.

Leave the peanut butter on for about 10 minutes for it to take effect.

Step 2: Then you can wash the area with soap and water and scrub well until all residue and tint is gone.

This will prevent wood stains from getting onto your skin

Prevention is always the better way to deal with situations that would require resolution later.

Here are a few tried-and-tested ways to avoid getting stains on your skin when staining wood.

Wear gloves whenever you handle wood stains. If you are gentle and careful enough, rubber gloves will prevent the tint from reaching your body.

. If you are gentle and careful enough, rubber gloves will prevent the tint from reaching your body. Wear safety glasses. Wood stains contain chemicals that can be dangerous around your eyes. Wearing eye protection can go a long way in preventing eye injuries.

. Wood stains contain chemicals that can be dangerous around your eyes. Wearing eye protection can go a long way in preventing eye injuries. Wear long-sleeved clothing. While gloves can only cover a limited portion of your arms, long-sleeved clothing takes over where the gloves leave off, increasing your protection.

While gloves can only cover a limited portion of your arms, long-sleeved clothing takes over where the gloves leave off, increasing your protection. Wear a protective face mask. Covering your face protects your facial skin from coming in contact with wood stains while you are working with it. We highly recommend it.

frequently asked Questions

How do you get rid of the excess dried wood stain?

Remove excess wood stains by rubbing the stained surface with a rag dampened in mineral spirits. You can also apply another coat of stain, let it sit for a few minutes, and then rub with a dry cloth to remove the excess.

Is wood stain on the skin dangerous?

Yes, wood stains can be neurotoxic or carcinogenic because they contain chemicals as part of the ingredients.

Can solvents safely remove stains from your skin?

Yes, solvents like mineral spirits, paint thinner, acetone, and rubbing alcohol can do a great job of removing stains from your skin.

However, such solvents should not remain on the skin for too long. For example, mineral spirits and paint thinner are designed to remove paint from wood and other surfaces and can cause severe skin burns and irritation if you don’t wash them off quickly.

Suggested reading: How to get spray paint off your hands

How to remove wood stains from a brush

To remove the stain from the brush, dry it with a rag, squeeze some soap onto the bristles and work in the dish soap with a wire brush. Next, rinse the soaked brush with hot water while you comb it, then shake it thoroughly to remove the water and let it dry.

What removes stains from skin?

As you have already seen, soap and water can remove stains from skin. You can also remove such stains with household products such as soda paste, laundry ash solution, or natural oils. However, more stubborn wood stains must be removed with makeup remover wipes or stronger solvents such as mineral spirits, paint thinner, acetone, and rubbing alcohol.

Cheetos are an addictive snack loved by many, but they have one major flaw. Known for being dangerously cheesy, those who indulge will be plagued by the dreaded Cheetos fingers. Eating Cheetos makes fingers useless, but now there’s a product that will finally prevent cheesy fingertips.

Chip Fingers: Finger covers to prevent your digits from getting dusty. Who’s in? pic.twitter.com/XsOLwfG9n1 – Kevin Karlson (@kevinkarlson) October 4, 2019

There’s no question that the biggest problem with Cheetos is the dust it leaves on your fingertips. Cleaning with a napkin or moth is an option, but a painstaking one. Fortunately, with “chip fingers” the clips that go over the fingertips prevent dust from sticking to your hands.

This may be the perfect product, especially for those who wipe their Cheetos fingers on clothing. Chip fingers can be purchased from Amazon. Fingers will soon be a thing of the past with these Cheetos.

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Washing hands is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from disease. Learn when and how to wash your hands to stay healthy.

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Washing hands can keep you healthy and prevent the spread of respiratory and diarrheal infections. Germs can spread from person to person or from surfaces to people if you:

Assuming you don’t mind getting your thumb and forefinger dirty, you can push the bottom of the chip bag up so you can reach the chips without dipping your hand in the bag, which would get your knuckles dirty. For detailed instructions I like this video by Crazy Russian Hacker

However, if you don’t want to get your hands dirty at all, there’s only one way I’ve found. It doesn’t work with all types of chips, only those that stick to your tongue or that you can grab with your tongue:

Put some chips in a bowl. This can be done without touching the chips at all. Hold the bowl with one hand Move the bowl up toward your mouth Stretch your tongue toward the chips and let them touch you. If the chip sticks to your tongue, great. Cheetos are good at that. popcorn too. If the chip won’t stick to your tongue, try grabbing the chip with your tongue (probably requires a flexible tongue). Pull your tongue back into your mouth.

The chip should now be in your mouth and you can eat properly.

Note: When there are only a few chips left in your bowl, it becomes awkward because you have to bury your face in the bowl and stick your tongue out very far. But hey, if we want clean hands…

Nobody needs to tell you that kids are messy. They haunt dirt and stains around the house almost every day, which is why the laundry pile never seems to go down. So how do you clean those hard-to-treat stains that are just part and parcel of living with a child — beyond baby poop and spitting days? Juice, paint and food splatters, muddy boots, rogue stickers, crayon marks and, yes, even fingers from Cheetos (or BBQ Popchips in my family) are all part of living with a young child, but we have a handy – dandy – Guide on how to fight nine common childhood stains. Read on to prepare to tackle your kids’ spots, blemishes, and blemishes.

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I have tried many methods to remove stains from clothing over the years. This homemade stain remover, also known as the “miracle cleaner,” really does the job, it’s inexpensive and easy to make.

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My favorite homemade stain remover

Fighting stains just got a lot easier! With just 3 simple household ingredients you probably already have, you can make your own DIY stain remover that will remove almost any stain! I’m not joking!!

As I stirred up a fresh bottle of my favorite homemade stain remover the other day, I realized I’d never shared it here on the blog before.

Probably partly because it’s been all over Pinterest for years and I assumed everyone already knew. Still, I’m surprised every time I tell someone about this homemade stain remover and they’ve never heard of it. Which made me think that I would be doing my readers who have NOT heard of it an injustice if I didn’t share this life changing formula we call… The Miracle Cleanser.

Glamor magazine published an article back in 2008

The only stain remover you will ever need

The story tells a tale of a favorite dress and a glass of red wine. After thinking the dress was completely ruined, a friend told her a little stain removal secret that she’s sworn by ever since…….

The recipe for homemade Miracle Cleaner stain remover

(Print version at the end of this post)

For laundry stains:

1 part Blue Dawn dishwashing liquid

2 parts 3% hydrogen peroxide

Mix and pour or spray directly onto the stain, wash as usual and watch it disappear like MAGIC.

What does 1 part to 2 parts mean?

You can mix up as much of this homemade stain remover as you need. Whether you want to mix just enough to treat a small stain or a full bottle, you’ll be measuring out twice as much hydrogen peroxide as the dish soap.

So if you use 1 teaspoon of Dawn, you will need 2 teaspoons of peroxide. Or 1/2 cup Dawn and 1 cup peroxide.

Do you also have odors to remove?

Add a little baking soda for extra deodorizing and scrubbing power. Good for armpit stains, pet stains, vomit and grease stains.

What can you use this DIY stain remover for?

I keep a bottle of this homemade stain remover in my laundry room to spray on stains and it hasn’t let me down yet.

Aside from common food and other mystery stains that appear on my family’s clothes, I’ve used the DIY Stain Remover to successfully remove stuck grease on a favorite t-shirt, yellow armpit stains, chocolate, blood, and tire grease when a white hat was run over after getting lost on the road.

If I’m worried about a really stubborn stain, like the hat or yellow armpit stains, I use an old toothbrush to scrub the stain remover into the fabric (you can also sprinkle on a little baking soda to make a little paste for additional deodorizing and paste stains). scrubbing power) and leave it on for about an hour before washing.

If it’s a large stain, like the dress was, you can mix the formula and pour it into a bucket of hot water and soak the entire garment for a few hours.

If the stain doesn’t come out completely the first time, try a second time, but it worked the first time on everything I’ve tried.

As with all stain removers, always do a stain test, but if it’s a garment that’s already a loss because of the stain, then what have you got to lose?

Does this homemade stain remover work on carpets?

I’ve also used the DIY stain remover on carpets with great success, and I know others have used it on upholstery, mattresses, grout, and many other household items!

For treating stains that are harder to rinse out, like carpet, upholstery, or a mattress, you’ll need less foam, so it’s best to use a higher peroxide ratio (3 or 4 parts peroxide to 1 part Dawn).

Will hydrogen peroxide not bleach my clothes?

Household hydrogen peroxide is 3% can be a very effective cleaning agent with no bleaching effect. While higher concentrations of hydrogen peroxide of 6% or more are strong enough to cause bleaching.

The brown bottles at the drugstore usually contain 3% hydrogen peroxide.

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I’d love to hear if you’ve tried this DIY stain remover and what the results were!

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Do you know that feeling when you finally get home from the office, lie down on the couch and grab the remote control to play a nice movie? That’s the highlight of the day when you think about it. But no movie is complete without a crunchy bag of chips. If you ask us, we often grab a good old bag of Doritos. Ah, what a feeling! They just go hand in hand with a movie night. Still, we could do without those nasty Dorito fingers, which we usually do in very unorthodox ways: by wiping our fingers on our jeans, shirt, friends, pets, or even the sofa.

But that problem we’re all so familiar with — hands covered in stubborn Doritos crumbs — finally has a brilliant solution. Dear readers, with the “Doritos Towel Bag”, a bag made entirely of terry cloth, you have something more suitable for wiping your fingers.

Cleverly sewn by Tel Aviv-based creative and innovation agency Gefen Team – which specializes in innovative packaging, special editions and storytelling through packaging – for PepsiCo-owned brand Doritos, the bag offers an ingenious way to deal with those greasy fingers Come with a delicious bag of tortilla chips.

The solution to this very serious problem is also environmentally friendly. Because it is machine washable, the bag is reusable and sustainable. According to its creators, the Towel Bag was not intended to replace the regular Doritos bag, but it is a good addition to the regular bag as it serves as a unique bag that fits Doritos bags of different sizes. The agency put it in a nutshell: the recipient is “the problem and the solution, packed in a pretty little towel bag”.

But not only “normal people” have to struggle with this problem. There are entire communities that have problems with Dorito Fingers. An example of such communities are gamers who love to eat chips but hate putting their greasy fingers on the keyboard. Doritos has now offered a helping hand (no pun intended) by partnering with BUG, ​​the largest gaming retailer in Israel. As part of their campaign targeting this community, gamers were the first to try the Doritos Towel Bag, with leading Israeli gaming YouTubers at the forefront.

“This humorous product from Doritos Israel comes with a touch of confidence, proving that even the smallest, simplest problems are worthy of a brilliant solution,” the agency said in a press release. We take the opportunity and continue with this statement: we can now snack as we please without fear of our t-shirts or trousers being soiled with Dorito’s ‘magic’ dust.

Too bad the bag was only made for the Israeli market. Imagine the impact it would have if it were rolled out to the rest of the world! Football fans would not only wipe their fingers on the towels but also soak up the cold sweat that comes from watching their favorite teams play. Just think about it…

While it’s commonly known as “Cheeto Dust” or “Cheeto Fingers,” snack brand Frito-Lay just confirmed the official name for the collection of cheesy finger dust that has always been an unavoidable byproduct of the snack.

“Cheetle” is now the confirmed name for the powdery residue that sticks to your fingers when you eat a bag of Cheetos, the company said in a press release.

Examples of correct use of the term, according to dictionary.com, include “Touch ID on my phone doesn’t work because I have Cheetle on my fingers.”

A photo of a person’s fingers covered in “Cheetle”.

Before Cheetle became the now-accepted term for the leftover orange snack, Cheetos tweeted the hashtag “Cheetle” in 2015, calling it “more magical than fairy dust.” The tweet received replies from users showing their own dust-covered fingers.

Even Amazon boss Jeff Bezos was not immune to the sticky phenomenon “Cheetle”.

The reappearance of “Cheetle” is part of Frito-Lay’s effort to draw attention to its new Cheetos popcorn, which is said to be infused with the powdered substance.

“We’ve seen Cheetos lovers put on their red and orange fingers like a badge of honor, and we’re always looking for ways to help them up their snacking game,” said Brandi Ray, senior director of marketing, Frito- Lay North America. “The only way to truly take popcorn to the next level is to add the legendary Cheetle, the cheesy dust that will tempt Cheetos fans to munch on this popcorn year-round.”

Cheetos fans who’ve finished snacking have been licking leftover orange cheese dust off their fingers for decades.

And as it turns out, this delicious dust has a name.

According to Frito-Lay, the company that owns the brand, that dust that covers each piece of the snack is called “cheetle.”

who knew According to Frito-Lay, the company that owns Cheetos, that dust that covers every bit of the snack is called “Cheetle.”

New Product: Many Cheetos fans are learning the word for the first time this week after the brand released Cheetos Popcorn and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Popcorn

Many Cheetos fans are learning the word for the first time this week after the brand released Cheetos Popcorn and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Popcorn.

In a Jan. 9 press release, the brand announced, “Cheeto’s popcorn marks the first time popcorn has been infused with Cheetle.”

“We’ve seen Cheetos lovers put on their red and orange fingers like a badge of honor, and we’re always looking for ways to help them up their snacking game,” Brandi Ray, Senior Director of Marketing, Frito-Lay North America said in a press release.

“The only way to really take popcorn to the next level is to add the legendary Cheetle, the cheesy dust that will tempt Cheetos fans to munch on this popcorn year-round.”

Delicious! Cheetos fans who’ve finished snacking have been licking leftover orange cheese dust off their fingers for decades

Looks! Some have posted pictures of their “Cheetos fingers” covered in Cheetle on Instagram

The term is actually not new. Cheetos have been around since 1948, and the Dust has been referred to internally as “Cheetle” at some point since then.

It appears on the Frito-Lay website, and Chester Cheetah actually tweeted about the name on July 6, 2015.

“Cheetle is dust that sticks to your fingers when you eat Cheetos. More magical than fairy dust. show me your #cheetle,” the account wrote.

Still, those who first spotted the term have shared their thoughts on social media.

Not new: It appears on the Frito-Lay website, and Chester Cheetah actually tweeted about the name on July 6, 2015

“A simple but elegant game from a marketing standpoint,” wrote one who endorses the word.

“I just don’t see myself saying cheetle regularly,” said another, who doesn’t.

“I love you Cheetos, but no. It’s Cheeto Dust, end of story. In no world will I ever say I have cheetle on my fingers wtf,” proclaimed another.

Even former 11-Day White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci tweeted what appeared to be a Trump joke, writing, “Oh oh is Cheetle permanent? I ask for myself and many friends? ‘