how to clean my belly button?
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Rub some baby oil on it and massage it till it's clean
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The bellybutton is a scar from the umbilical cord.  The umbilical cord is attached to the baby from the mother in the womb and supplies nutrients and oxygen.  \n\nWhether your belly button is an "in-sy" or "outy" depends on how the doctor tied the umbilical cord after you were born.\n\nUntil they start growing babies in jars, everyone is going to have an umbilical cord and a scar (belly button) when it's removed.
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Ha! Ha! Ha! okay whats next...bellybuttons??? lmao
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During the day as you move around the shirt and maybe your undershirt, if you wear one, wear a tiny bit and the lint or fuzz created works its way down toward your belly button and some of it finds its way in there and groups together...\n\nSome people call it belly button jam.  If you are hairy at all, you will probably find that you find something similar at the top of the crack of your backside as well.\n\nIf you pay close enough attention you will probably notice that the fuzz has colors similar to the clothes you were wearing that day.\n\nI doubt you will need to go to the doctor.
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Lay on your left side. Now press yourself up onto your left elbow keeping the elbow in line with the shoulder. Place your right hand by your right ear. Widen your feet so your right leg is a little bit infront of you left leg. Pick up your hips keeping the body is a straight line. Exhale as you twist the right elbow towards the floor while sucking the belly button into the spine. Inhale and untwist. Repeat 12-15 times and switch sides.
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Tummy tuck.  No other way to get rid of it if it is hanging.  Recovery not too bad.
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pretreat with laundry detergent and a scrubber and Oxyclean,then wash it with oxyclean/regular wash!
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Wash the area with a mixture of: 25% buttermilk, 25% water (luke warm), 25% hydrogen peroxide, 25% canola oil. Let air-dry. When area is completely dry, pluck affected area.
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get a small washcloth , dampen it with water, put it in the microwave for a couple of seconds, dont make it to hott just enough to be steamy, put it on the bump, remember not to hot where you cant take it. seriously the next day it will be way smaller
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The method actually depends on what kind of jewellery your are trying to clean.\n\nAs an alternate to doing it at home, if the piece is basically metallic with gemstones, you can often just bring it to a reputable jeweller at your local shopping mall. They will gladly clean the item while you shop the mall, then pick it up when you return. They will usually place it in an ultrasonic bath, then steam-clean it and dry it when you return. They do this free because they hope you will consider them the next time you need to make a jewellery purchase. Be sure to ask if it is free though, because some do charge for this service.\n\nIf your piece of jewellery is more delicate, you have to take more care. Necklaces with silk or fibrous cords can not be subjected to harsh cleaners, and should be treated with care. Also, some gemstones are coated with a very fine oil that enhances the gem's beauty. Many cleaning techniques will remove this oil, and unless you replace the oil, your gemstone will appear dull and possibly worse than it did when you started. If you have expensive jewellery, you are advised to do some basic research on the cleaning methods for your exact gemstone (semi-precious or not).\n\nIf you have taken the above into consideration and still wish to clean your own jewellery, the easiest and safest method is to use simple dish-soap and a toothbrush. NEVER use toothpaste! Toothpaste has an abrasive compound in it that can actually scratch metals, and leave swirl-marks from your cleaning attempt! After brushing your jewellery piece with soap and toothbrush, rinse it well, then dry it completely. If the jewellery piece has a fibrous or silk rope holding it together, resist the temptation to immediately wear the jewellery. The cord will have absorbed water, and the weight of the piece (or the slight tension you may unknowingly place on it) will stretch the cord. When it dries it will then have spaces between your gemstones or pearls, which is not an attractive look, and there is no way to repair the damage.\n\nSimple silver and gold jewellery can also be cleaned with special cleaning cloths, available at most jewellery stores. They can also sell you special cleaning products for hard-to-remove stains, or hard-to-clean specialty pieces.\n\nGood luck with cleaning your jewellery!\n\nI have posted an expanded answer in the sources page below.
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yes, i do but there is a secret about it.. if you keep on doing so, you will experience tummy aches and i do not know why....it always happens...when you touch and smell your belly button, later in the day you will feel the stomach aches...
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A belly button. Sweet.
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Why are you playing with or pressing your belly button to begin with?!?...So you cannot blame us if we are thinking the way we are!....Were you cleaning your belly button?  If so, then I can understand.  There are nerve endings there almost like the bottoms of some folks feet.  Some are ticklish there and some are not!
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First clean it out.  Use a Q tip with vaseline. Then by  cortisone at the drug store and use it in your belly button. Whether it's an iny or an outy. It will work.
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Dissolve salt in vinegar.  To clean copper wipe on with a cloth.  To clean brass, submerge the brass piece in a bath of salt and vinegar.  There is an electric reaction where the ions of sodium from the salt displaces the copper/ brass.  Do not allow to dry on. \n...or to clean copper pans, use ketchup and let set for awhile then rinse off.\n...or soak in Worcestershire sauce.\n...or dip half a lemon in kosher salt and rub well. Then polish with a soft cloth and beeswax for a deep, lasting copper shine.
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Belly button lint YUCK
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soap and water\nlather and scrub well\napply deoderant\n\nif this doesn't work see a doctor.