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Asked October 2017
How do you get urine smell off your skin?
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Can you use vinegar water on your skin?
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Vinegar
Apple cider vinegar.
The smell of the vinegar will last a little while, then it will stop smelling.
10/30/2017 08:16:33
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Apple cider vinegar.
The smell of the vinegar will last a little while, then it will stop smelling.