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Jul 31, 2026 10:12 PM

Luvlyquants

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#2 Lesbian dentistry is interesting

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TGIFF

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I like the bit where the woman is.

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#2 - 4 out 5 female dental hygienists recommend

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#5 who know?

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#6

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Girls.

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I can't read the watermark on #6, does anyone have a name?

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She goes by Cleo Patra on FB.

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"DM Dolly MAGAZIN" but Google fails to find something relevant. I really doubt this is from an Australian magazine for teen girls.

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Goddess Cleo, mistresscleo5, Mistress Cleopatra, misscleo, xomisscleo, etc.

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#2

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Nisemonogatari Episode 8, for those that need it

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#6 Gotta be careful with that latex shine. Get some on the floor and you'll have yourself a bit of a death trap for a good while.

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A good while, for those interested, is 3 to 5 business days. That stuff is impossible to clean up at times

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Would that spill magic stuff pull it up?

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I habe no idea tbh, im not in the US so i dont know the product. I just use paper towels for the bigger spill to prevent spreading it and then dish soap to break it down and clean up the rest.

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Any ideas how to clean it up without fucking up a wooden floor?

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Ive had luck with paper towels to soak up the main amount and then simply use dish soap+warm water. The thing is to clean up what you can first on a "dry" run to basically prevent spreading it more before the actual removal.

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Thanks. I will use your advice in the future. I can just add: Don't use "all-purpose cleaner". Left a permanent stain on the wood.

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I watch a lot of wood working videos and a lot of them recommend NOT using the generic all-cleaners on wood you find off the counter. It gives it that "clean" look yes, but it also actually fucks up the natural wood and/or damages the protective layer thats applied on treated wood.

Get proper wood products, even if they can sadly be a bit more expensive.

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