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How to remove set-in dirt off skin?
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Pumi-Bar: I have dispensed the personal pumi-bar in my office for 20+ years. It's a great product and lasts a long time. Just get it wet in the shower, rub a little soap on it, and run over the skin. It works like a magic eraser! http://www.Teregen.Com/pumi-bar-consumer.Html.
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