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Fingernail polish remover, do you know what the main ingredient is ?
acetone, basically the same thing as , yes you guessed it Laquer thinner, I
guess this whole thing came around in a big circle. thank you for the
assistance , Mark & Peta Bethke
Hollywood, Florida
PS do use adequate ventilation... your brain cells will thank you for it....
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From: Bobbi Cordy <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thursday, July 30, 1998 11:35 PM
Subject: Re: another question on cleaning
>Sylvia in Alabama wrote:
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>> Since heat caused the plastic to melt and stick to the shells in the
>> first place, have you considered just boiling the shells? The plastic
>> bag pieces should float to the top.
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>> I have faced the problem many times by getting a plastic wrapper too
>> near the toaster, electric frypan, or deep fryer. However, since I
>> couldn't boil these items, I never successfully removed any. It just
>> wore off over a period of time.
>>
>> Sylvia Edwards
>> Huntsville, AL
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>When I get plastic on frypan or toaster oven. I have used finger nail
>polish remover to get it off.
>
>--
>Jim & Bobbi Cordy
>Specializing in Self-Collected
>Caribbean & Florida Shells
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