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This is a handy tip I learned while cleaning up pine limbs after a recent ice storm. If you get pine sap on your skin you can spray a little WD40 on it and rub it gently. Then wash with soap and water and it will come off completely. I wish I had discovered this sooner as in the past it has been such a pain to finally get it all off.
By Vickie from Dawson Springs, KY
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RE: Remove Pine Sap with WD40
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Post By Cheryl (Guest Post)
(04/10/2008)
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Thanks so much for this tip. This is so annoying and has always been a trick to remove. I'm all for making life a little easier!
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RE: Remove Pine Sap with WD40
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Post By LuAnn (Guest Post)
(04/10/2008)
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Murphys Oil Soap will do the same, no chemicals, smells better and more cost effective!
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