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What are some ways to reach my back with and other areas with sunscreen?
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Wife: My favorite way is to ask my wife. If that fails, you can buy a back scratcher in any bath and shower outlet, put a small sponge on it, soak the sponge and dab away. Works every time. Have a great sunshiny day.
Answered 7/2/2013
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