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I would spray it with more of the Awesome cleaner and let it soak in a bit

and that way it will soften up after you wipe it down..You just have to keep working at it.
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  • I would spray it with more of the Awesome cleaner and let it soak in a bit - Michael Samra 08:00:57 12/29/14 (0)
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