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Is it safe to soak my earrings in rubbing alcohol (ethyl 70%) everyday before putting them in & putting them in right after?
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Unknown: I would say probably, but why would you? This will over time lead to irritation of the skin in your ear and this is unnecessary.
Answered 8/9/2013
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