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Step 2Clean the deodorant container really good

clean the deodorant container really good
I chose the Tom's deodorant because it seems the closest to being food. This is the tricky part, you need to disassemble the deodorant container which isn't too hard, then clean it really really good. I used a toothbrush and cleaned each part two times and then stuck the parts in the dishwasher for a third wash.

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Sep 6, 2008. 4:03 PMqwertyboy says:
you might want to put them in some bleach or vinager, just to make sure
May 11, 2009. 6:56 PMbrita says:
Tom's is all natural...
Oct 14, 2009. 11:54 AMkrazipanda says:
so is nuclear energy :D
Jun 16, 2009. 8:27 AMbFusion says:
Regardless if it's all natural, I'm not too keen on spreading it on my toast :)
Sep 8, 2008. 9:23 PMGrey_Wolfe says:
Definitely during the normal washes. I was thinking boil some water, then dump them into it after taking it off the heat. As long as your not heating the pan while it's in there, it shouldn't harm the plastic. I think after the triple wash the only thing I'd be worried about is left over deodorant.
Oct 3, 2008. 1:55 PMsephiroth9393 says:
Toms deodorant seemed the closest to food? come on

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