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3 May 2011, 02:45 AM | #1 |
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Cleaning tools link? help!
Hello,
while i just some soapy water and hand rinse my sub c, i noticed there are some hard to reach spots that im missing... i remember someone posted the link to a site that had soft brushes, towel and solution but i cant remember it. anyone have any experience with it? im sure a baby's tooth brush should be just fine... wanted something more official. ha! thanks, |
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Old toothbrushes work great.
Officially.
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