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Old 11-12-2007, 01:52 PM   #1
Vianna Szabo Vianna Szabo is offline
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Here are some photos of how well the cleaner works. This is a favorite brush that had gotten residue built up on it and had lost some of it's spring. The second photo shows what it looks like after I cleaned it using the Totally Awesome. I soaked it in for about one minute in 1/2 inch of cleaner and worked it into the bristles. In this case I did change the cleaner and rinse the brush in water four times to get it this white and now it is as good as new.

I know I sound like a cheesy commercial but this stuff really works!
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