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 Dave Anthony • 9 days ago Dave Anthony • 9 days ago
 All I can say is WOW!! It worked where others wouldn't!! Thank you so much! All I can say is WOW!! It worked where others wouldn't!! Thank you so much!
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 Guest • 11 days ago Guest • 11 days ago
 I'm allergic to Dawn and my husband,doesn't care that our white shower looks like an abstract painting. Is there something else I can use? I'm allergic to Dawn and my husband,doesn't care that our white shower looks like an abstract painting. Is there something else I can use?
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 Dave Anthony  Guest • 8 days ago Dave Anthony  Guest • 8 days ago
 Says it must be Dawn and it must be Blue. Not sure why. Says it must be Dawn and it must be Blue. Not sure why.
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 EML13 • 24 days ago EML13 • 24 days ago
 OMG, cancel the grouters! It works like a miracle! OMG, cancel the grouters! It works like a miracle!
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 EML13 • 24 days ago EML13 • 24 days ago
 I have green Dawn, is it a waste of time to use it? Or is it the same as blue Dawn? Thanks. I have green Dawn, is it a waste of time to use it? Or is it the same as blue Dawn? Thanks.
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 SteveH • a month ago SteveH • a month ago
 Kudos the the gentleman that came up with this concoction, and to you for publishing it. This stuff is nothing short of amazing. It might take a second application for particularly stubborn spots. I used this for the first time today. I sprayed down the tub at lunch time, and let it sit until early evening. Stuff that I would normally have to scrub till my arms hurt using the commercial cleaner and a brush took a minor brushing and came right up. What I like the best is that you don't need to wear a gas mask or scuba gear while using it. Even my wife's sensitive nose wasn't offended in the least by it. Thank you! Kudos the the gentleman that came up with this concoction, and to you for publishing it. This stuff is nothing short of amazing. It might take a second application for particularly stubborn spots. I used this for the first time today. I sprayed down the tub at lunch time, and let it sit until early evening. Stuff that I would normally have to scrub till my arms hurt using the commercial cleaner and a brush took a minor brushing and came right up. What I like the best is that you don't need to wear a gas mask or scuba gear while using it. Even my wife's sensitive nose wasn't offended in the least by it. Thank you!
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 Marilyn B • 2 months ago Marilyn B • 2 months ago
 So Jules (below in thread) asked what do you use on granite. My shower has 2 large glass sides and 2 tiled walls. BUT I have a granite floor in the shower stall. My shower has had 25 years of hard well water. I can see using your formula on the vertical walls but HELP .... My floor of granite is not to have vinegar on it. (I'll lay towels down) So Jules (below in thread) asked what do you use on granite. My shower has 2 large glass sides and 2 tiled walls. BUT I have a granite floor in the shower stall. My shower has had 25 years of hard well water. I can see using your formula on the vertical walls but HELP .... My floor of granite is not to have vinegar on it. (I'll lay towels down)
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 AAEJ • 2 months ago AAEJ • 2 months ago
 Amazing-- I actually can't believe how well this worked on my tub fixtures! Amazing-- I actually can't believe how well this worked on my tub fixtures!
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 Sage0925 • 3 months ago Sage0925 • 3 months ago
 Well, just made my first application. The shower wasn't too bad to start with (spent the day scrubbing it, which is why I'm now on this website), but I have one stubborn corner in the downstairs shower. I hope this stuff is as advertised, because both of my bathrooms are tile, and I don't fancy having to spend an entire day in each scrubbing it down. Well, just made my first application. The shower wasn't too bad to start with (spent the day scrubbing it, which is why I'm now on this website), but I have one stubborn corner in the downstairs shower. I hope this stuff is as advertised, because both of my bathrooms are tile, and I don't fancy having to spend an entire day in each scrubbing it down.
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 Theresa • 3 months ago Theresa • 3 months ago
 Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! best stuff ever!! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! best stuff ever!!
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 Adam Sant • 4 months ago Adam Sant • 4 months ago
 Duuuuude! Thank you! 10 years of soap scum gone!!! We had tried so many products and I found this recipe, we had the ingredients on hand and whipped some up. We doused our (fiberglass insert) shower with it, waited only 30 minutes and all the soap scum that had been so stubborn for years was all jellied-up and gooey and with a bit of gentle scrubbing, it came right off! Like the couple below, we spent the rest of the day marveling at our re-born shower. And all the shower fixtures are free of hard water stains and look re-born as well! Again...thanks so very much for posting the recipe and how to use it! Duuuuude! Thank you! 10 years of soap scum gone!!! We had tried so many products and I found this recipe, we had the ingredients on hand and whipped some up. We doused our (fiberglass insert) shower with it, waited only 30 minutes and all the soap scum that had been so stubborn for years was all jellied-up and gooey and with a bit of gentle scrubbing, it came right off! Like the couple below, we spent the rest of the day marveling at our re-born shower. And all the shower fixtures are free of hard water stains and look re-born as well! Again...thanks so very much for posting the recipe and how to use it!
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 jules • 4 months ago jules • 4 months ago
 So what do you use on granite? So what do you use on granite?
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 Jess • 6 months ago Jess • 6 months ago
 It worked wonderfully for me. Thank you very much! I had tried many cleaners with no results. It worked wonderfully for me. Thank you very much! I had tried many cleaners with no results.
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 Sheri Jatzlau • 6 months ago Sheri Jatzlau • 6 months ago
 Doesn't it stink though?? Doesn't it stink though??
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 Karen Cutler  Sheri Jatzlau • 8 days ago Karen Cutler  Sheri Jatzlau • 8 days ago
 ROTFL! Yes, it stinks of vinegar, which is much healthier than all the chemicals I had been using ROTFL! Yes, it stinks of vinegar, which is much healthier than all the chemicals I had been using
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 Joy • 7 months ago Joy • 7 months ago
 We just used this recipe and it was amazing! My husband and I kept walking back into the bathroom all day to admire the long lost white in our tub. He earned years of recognition for finding your post and giving me a "like-new" bathroom. Good for our marriage. :) We just used this recipe and it was amazing! My husband and I kept walking back into the bathroom all day to admire the long lost white in our tub. He earned years of recognition for finding your post and giving me a "like-new" bathroom. Good for our marriage. :)
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 Aoraki • 7 months ago Aoraki • 7 months ago
 Whats Dawn? or should I say what is the equivalent in other countries? Whats Dawn? or should I say what is the equivalent in other countries?
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 Tracy  Aoraki • 6 months ago Tracy  Aoraki • 6 months ago
 I did some checking and found in Europe and Australia, Fairy and Texol brands are the closest. I don't know if you have those but Dawn is formulated to cut grease and fats from dishes using just a drop or two then people found out it could do tons of other things. I have no connection to the company but do like the brand.  I did some checking and found in Europe and Australia, Fairy and Texol brands are the closest. I don't know if you have those but Dawn is formulated to cut grease and fats from dishes using just a drop or two then people found out it could do tons of other things. I have no connection to the company but do like the brand. 
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 Melissa melech • 7 months ago Melissa melech • 7 months ago
 I cant use dawn due to an allergic reaction. Its too harsh on my skin. I have used vinegar to get body oil out of bed sheets. I spary the bad spots with half water half vinegar let sit for a few hours. Then into the wash with more vinegar my normal soap and a little dish soap. I let it soak on the longest hottest setting. Then i wash normal. I cant use dawn due to an allergic reaction. Its too harsh on my skin. I have used vinegar to get body oil out of bed sheets. I spary the bad spots with half water half vinegar let sit for a few hours. Then into the wash with more vinegar my normal soap and a little dish soap. I let it soak on the longest hottest setting. Then i wash normal.
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 Danny Smith  Melissa melech • 7 months ago Danny Smith  Melissa melech • 7 months ago
 You can use baking soda and vinegar and it works perfectly! Just finished using it in my tub and I am blown away at how clean it is. Feels brand new! Pour some baking soda in a bowl. Slowly add vinegar to it to make a paste. It will foam up like a volcano so pour slowly and let the fizz slow down before adding more. Rub this into the soap scum and let it do its thing for 15 minutes then scrub with a soft brush. Rinse and watch it disappear! You can use baking soda and vinegar and it works perfectly! Just finished using it in my tub and I am blown away at how clean it is. Feels brand new! Pour some baking soda in a bowl. Slowly add vinegar to it to make a paste. It will foam up like a volcano so pour slowly and let the fizz slow down before adding more. Rub this into the soap scum and let it do its thing for 15 minutes then scrub with a soft brush. Rinse and watch it disappear!
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 Chippy • 7 months ago Chippy • 7 months ago
 I have used all the name brand cleaners, nothing has worked. Even the ones that burn your skin don't work on my soap scum. I had given up hope - even thinking of buying a new tube! I found this and decided to try. WOW, two treatments and it's like a new tube. Thank you. I have used all the name brand cleaners, nothing has worked. Even the ones that burn your skin don't work on my soap scum. I had given up hope - even thinking of buying a new tube! I found this and decided to try. WOW, two treatments and it's like a new tube. Thank you.
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 AeshA • 7 months ago AeshA • 7 months ago
 Great stuff want to try asap. Just one question. Can I use seventh generation or Castile soap instead of dawn? Just wanted to be lil natural due to my lil one. Thanks in advance. Great stuff want to try asap. Just one question. Can I use seventh generation or Castile soap instead of dawn? Just wanted to be lil natural due to my lil one. Thanks in advance.
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 Mary Hunt Admin  AeshA • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  AeshA • 7 months ago
 Nothing else works as well as Dawn. I wouldn't waste my time and money on anything other than blue Dawn unless you live in a country where blue Dawn is not available. Procter & Gamble owns the formula and it is carefully held secret. So my best advice is don't try to improve on perfection. Use blue Dawn. Nothing else works as well as Dawn. I wouldn't waste my time and money on anything other than blue Dawn unless you live in a country where blue Dawn is not available. Procter & Gamble owns the formula and it is carefully held secret. So my best advice is don't try to improve on perfection. Use blue Dawn.
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 EML13  Mary Hunt • 24 days ago EML13  Mary Hunt • 24 days ago
 what about green Dawn? That's what I have. Is it the same? what about green Dawn? That's what I have. Is it the same?
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 Annette Krznarich • 8 months ago Annette Krznarich • 8 months ago
 Thank you! I tried today on our shower which was sooooo bad, I wish I would have taken a before pic. sprayed down and let sit a few hours. Worked great! I no longer fear the shower! Thank you! I tried today on our shower which was sooooo bad, I wish I would have taken a before pic. sprayed down and let sit a few hours. Worked great! I no longer fear the shower!
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Annette Krznarich • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Annette Krznarich • 7 months ago
 Fabulous! Fabulous!
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 Juan R • 8 months ago Juan R • 8 months ago
 Thank you very much for this information. The soap scum on the bath tub floor melted like jelly and was super easy to clean. No more "elbowgrease" needed. Thank you very much for this information. The soap scum on the bath tub floor melted like jelly and was super easy to clean. No more "elbowgrease" needed.
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Juan R • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Juan R • 7 months ago
 Yes that's it exactly. I call it magic :) Yes that's it exactly. I call it magic :)
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 Chewbacca2000 • 9 months ago Chewbacca2000 • 9 months ago
 Also, used on glass surfaces and a lot of mirrors. Used newspaper instead of papertowel. Looks like a professional cleaned. Tooth paste, hairspray, god knows what else is gone. Zip, zero nada. Also, used on glass surfaces and a lot of mirrors. Used newspaper instead of papertowel. Looks like a professional cleaned. Tooth paste, hairspray, god knows what else is gone. Zip, zero nada.
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Chewbacca2000 • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Chewbacca2000 • 7 months ago
 Yes! Yes!
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 Chewbacca2000 • 9 months ago Chewbacca2000 • 9 months ago
 Let it sit for 10.mins on some old soap in the shower scum. I'm not going to lie, my shower looks new. 10 minutes. Perfect portion for me seems to be 1 part soap to 4 or 5 parts vinegar. I used the concentrated dawn, shook it up then squeezed out the bubbles. In flippin' credible. I'm doing the other 2 bathrooms in the house now. Works on shower curtain, sinks, tubs, you name it I have a house of 4 females and me. Beauty products, moisturizers, hair spray you name it. This is a miracle In a bottle. Don't recommend buying the @$ndex brand of vinegar cleaner as it doesn't hold a candle to this concoction. There is a smell, no doubt, but it dissipates soon after rinsed away. Bravo! Let it sit for 10.mins on some old soap in the shower scum. I'm not going to lie, my shower looks new. 10 minutes. Perfect portion for me seems to be 1 part soap to 4 or 5 parts vinegar. I used the concentrated dawn, shook it up then squeezed out the bubbles. In flippin' credible. I'm doing the other 2 bathrooms in the house now. Works on shower curtain, sinks, tubs, you name it I have a house of 4 females and me. Beauty products, moisturizers, hair spray you name it. This is a miracle In a bottle. Don't recommend buying the @$ndex brand of vinegar cleaner as it doesn't hold a candle to this concoction. There is a smell, no doubt, but it dissipates soon after rinsed away. Bravo!
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Chewbacca2000 • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Chewbacca2000 • 7 months ago
 Yes vinegar has a strong smell ... but it is not harmful. So happy your a new fan of this magical formula. Maybe you should start a cleaning business. Haha. Just an idea. Yes vinegar has a strong smell ... but it is not harmful. So happy your a new fan of this magical formula. Maybe you should start a cleaning business. Haha. Just an idea.
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 Jodie Cohen • 10 months ago Jodie Cohen • 10 months ago
 GREAT!! took the ring right out of the bathtub, and the haze off of the wall tiles. I let it site about an hour. A little light help from a scotch brite sponge (really no muscle needed) GREAT!! took the ring right out of the bathtub, and the haze off of the wall tiles. I let it site about an hour. A little light help from a scotch brite sponge (really no muscle needed)
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 Donna • 10 months ago Donna • 10 months ago
 I have a stall shower with black tiles. The hard water stains and soap scum are a major chore to remove. It takes days to clean it. I tried the vinegar and dawn, scrubbed a little with a scouring pad, and the stains came off! I am amazed! Thank you so much! As an added tip, I keep a spray bottle of vinegar and water underneath the sink in my bathroom to clean the mirror, faucet and vanity. It's cheaper than buying what's out there and works great. I have a stall shower with black tiles. The hard water stains and soap scum are a major chore to remove. It takes days to clean it. I tried the vinegar and dawn, scrubbed a little with a scouring pad, and the stains came off! I am amazed! Thank you so much! As an added tip, I keep a spray bottle of vinegar and water underneath the sink in my bathroom to clean the mirror, faucet and vanity. It's cheaper than buying what's out there and works great.
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 Nick the plumber • a year ago Nick the plumber • a year ago
 As a plumber for 23 years I ve heard many tales buuuuuut using auto PASTE wax on every thing after its clean prolongs maintenance to infinity and beyond, not really, but a long time. Shower glass , faucets, ss sinks especially oil rub bronze because it's a LIVING finish it wears off quickly leaving a BRONZE finish As a plumber for 23 years I ve heard many tales buuuuuut using auto PASTE wax on every thing after its clean prolongs maintenance to infinity and beyond, not really, but a long time. Shower glass , faucets, ss sinks especially oil rub bronze because it's a LIVING finish it wears off quickly leaving a BRONZE finish
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 Elle • a year ago Elle • a year ago
 I have glass windows in the shower. After A LOT of hard work, using different products, they now "feel" clean, but still have the white spots. Will this take care of that? I have glass windows in the shower. After A LOT of hard work, using different products, they now "feel" clean, but still have the white spots. Will this take care of that?
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Elle • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Elle • 7 months ago
 Those are hard water marks and if they didn't come off with this formula, you have a more serious problem—minerals in the water over a long time can actually etch the glass. But don't give up yet: Get a can of fume-free cold Easy Off Oven Cleaner. Spray that on the glass and let it stand overnight. If that doesn't do it ... check the last letter in this post: http://wp.me/p2Emiq-3Dh Those are hard water marks and if they didn't come off with this formula, you have a more serious problem—minerals in the water over a long time can actually etch the glass. But don't give up yet: Get a can of fume-free cold Easy Off Oven Cleaner. Spray that on the glass and let it stand overnight. If that doesn't do it ... check the last letter in this post: http://wp.me/p2Emiq-3Dh
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 Lolliemouse • a year ago Lolliemouse • a year ago
 I have been using this combo for EVERYTHING ever since I read this article. My elderly kitty had bowel accidents on a friend's rug where we were staying and THIS. DID. THE. TRICK - it was magic! Now I am in an apartment where the well water runs high in magnesium. High magnesium = blue bath tub! The landlord suggested "Lime Away" but hey, I already had my handy bottle of Dawn/Vinegar mix and I cleaned every bit of blue away effortlessly. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe with us! I have been using this combo for EVERYTHING ever since I read this article. My elderly kitty had bowel accidents on a friend's rug where we were staying and THIS. DID. THE. TRICK - it was magic! Now I am in an apartment where the well water runs high in magnesium. High magnesium = blue bath tub! The landlord suggested "Lime Away" but hey, I already had my handy bottle of Dawn/Vinegar mix and I cleaned every bit of blue away effortlessly. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe with us!
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Lolliemouse • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Lolliemouse • 7 months ago
 You are so welcome! You are so welcome!
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 Nicki-Brent Woodard • a year ago Nicki-Brent Woodard • a year ago
 I'm needing to mix up another bottle and couldn't remember the exact amounts. This e-mail came just at the right time. We don't use this every day, but when we do, my husband and I will spray the tub down after bathing and the next day it rinses out when we shower, or if he is taking a bath he rinses the tub before filling it. The vinegar smell is a little strong, but you get use to it and it is a great cleaner. I'm needing to mix up another bottle and couldn't remember the exact amounts. This e-mail came just at the right time. We don't use this every day, but when we do, my husband and I will spray the tub down after bathing and the next day it rinses out when we shower, or if he is taking a bath he rinses the tub before filling it. The vinegar smell is a little strong, but you get use to it and it is a great cleaner.
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Nicki-Brent Woodard • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Nicki-Brent Woodard • 7 months ago
 Your success makes me so happy! Your success makes me so happy!
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 LYNN SNOW • a year ago LYNN SNOW • a year ago
 can I use cleaning white vinegar? can I use cleaning white vinegar?
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 Mary Hunt Admin  LYNN SNOW • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  LYNN SNOW • 7 months ago
 Yes! Cleaning Vinegar (you can get it at Home Depot etc. pretty cheap) is 30% acidity whereas White Vinegar in the grocery story for cooking is 5% acifidty. That means cleaning vinegar will make this magic product much more powerful. I'm talking super miracle! Just make sure you don't try to make vinegarette with 30%. It won't be harmful but it will be way toooooo strong. Crazy strong. Yes! Cleaning Vinegar (you can get it at Home Depot etc. pretty cheap) is 30% acidity whereas White Vinegar in the grocery story for cooking is 5% acifidty. That means cleaning vinegar will make this magic product much more powerful. I'm talking super miracle! Just make sure you don't try to make vinegarette with 30%. It won't be harmful but it will be way toooooo strong. Crazy strong.
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 Jane Berry • a year ago Jane Berry • a year ago
 amazing! I just cleaned my 40+ year old white tile in my shower with this and they look fabulous. thank you so much!! amazing! I just cleaned my 40+ year old white tile in my shower with this and they look fabulous. thank you so much!!
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Jane Berry • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Jane Berry • 7 months ago
 You bet! You bet!
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 Michelle Clark • a year ago Michelle Clark • a year ago
 This mixture was way too soapy. It took forever for me to rinse it out of the tub. Next time I will use a lot less Dawn. This mixture was way too soapy. It took forever for me to rinse it out of the tub. Next time I will use a lot less Dawn.
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 Judy  Michelle Clark • 8 months ago Judy  Michelle Clark • 8 months ago
 Michelle if when you rinse use warm water then getting the last of the suds out, use cold water to do the final down the drain...that will get rid of any suds...you really ought to stick with the recipe that's what makes it great...just saying Michelle if when you rinse use warm water then getting the last of the suds out, use cold water to do the final down the drain...that will get rid of any suds...you really ought to stick with the recipe that's what makes it great...just saying
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 Mary Hunt Admin  Judy • 7 months ago Mary Hunt Admin  Judy • 7 months ago
 Totally agree with Judy. Stick with the recipe if you want the great results. Totally agree with Judy. Stick with the recipe if you want the great results.
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