The worst has happened! *Rarity faint*

[amazonarabian]

So, I won a lot of flutter ponies from ebay.  A couple were for me, and the rest were for a Friend.  I was going to bathe them and remove the Not My ponies' hair, as Friend likes to rehair.  I tossed them all in a big bowl and grabbed my conditioner (for the 2 I am keeping) and popped the tea kettle on. 

In the meantime, I was busy doing a few things around the house, so it whistled before I took it off.  I poured the hot water in the bowl and let them sit for a few.

Well, when I came back for them, something awful had happened.  The bright, neon hair of Yum Yum and the 2 Morning Glorys had imprinted onto the Morning Glorys' & Lily's bodies, and totally stained Rosedust and Forget-Me-Not's hair.   

Somehow, Yum Yum's body seems untouched.

But, what do I do now?  Rosedust and Forget-Me-Not were the 2 I was keeping, no rehairing intended, and the others, who now almost all have bright yellow streaks throughout them, were intended for Friend, who happens to really like nice bodies for her rehairs.

Did I let the water get too hot?  Should I not soak ponies?  What did I do wrong?  Any brilliant strategies anyone can share with me to fix my mistake?  I'm at a loss.  Advice appreciated!

[Shenanigans]

So sorry that happened Never boil ponies with the neon yellow hair, it almost always stains. I wouldn't even use really hot water. I wish I knew what to do about the stained ponies, hopefully someone else will

[amazonarabian]

Thanks, Shenanigans.  I will definitely avoid that from now on. 

Anyone else have any input or fix ideas?

[Prince Primbrose]

Sunfading, maybe? I know plenty of people have made the same mistake with chartreuse hair.  Someone will know what to do. Good luck!