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Old 10-12-2015, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Caroline94535 View Post
The feet aren't really dirty; most of them have sat in antique stores for years and years and are just dusty/grimy.
I use LAs Totally Awesome cleaner you get at dollar stores or Goodwill on things like that. That stuff is the best cleaner/degreaser I've ever used. They got the name of it right, it is totally awesome stuff.

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