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05-05-2009
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 |  Mineral Oil(Liquid paraffin)
I started to use mineral oil a few days ago and I have a problem with it. How can I wash it for good? The soap is useless. I know it is god for skin and all the advantages but I would like to get rid of that thin coat of paraffin after a few hours. Thanks
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05-06-2009
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Well seeing as paraffin is a derivitive of oil and gasoline is a derivitive of oil....And would remove the paraffine. Just remember to not smoke. *Snicker*
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A thorough toweling off should get rid of most of it.
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