Does an Indian drying stick need to be rubbed with some kind of oil or anything?  If so, what kind?
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use a saddle oil or tree oil. This will help perserve it. Lee
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Use cocoa powder.  To stretch it mix it with your talcum powder.
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if it is a stainless steel kettle, use anything that does not scratch the metal, so dont use like a brillo pad or something.
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deep heat rub will loosen it up. or deep freeze cold spray. available from local chemists.
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That's what I've been using for about 10 years.\nWorks great!\n\nEither use Q-Tips dipped in rubbing alcohol, or you can buy Alcohol Wipes at any drug store or WalMart, like a nurse uses before she gives a shot.\n\nDon't use paper towels or toilet paper, they leave pieces behind.\n\nALSO WORKS GREAT FOR CLEANING YOUR MOUSE!
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I would say use Burt's Bees Exfoliating Soap and also Burt's Bees Blemish Stick. They work great and smell great too.
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oil of clove will work better
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do not use that!   use paintball marker oil at a paintball gun store...dicks sporting goods should have it
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iodized salt or baking soda
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Take it to a professional dry cleaner ...
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duct tape works pretty well & when it's not covered with duct tape rub some castor oil on it.  These are old natural remedies...check it out online.
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The answer already exists:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=Ask3Fv6KK7.VsjY9b5.D52MjzKIX?p=teflon+stick+pan+
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You can't go wrong with good old-fashioned glove oil. Although there are some customers of mine who prefer the heat treatment. I would think heat would dry the glove out, so maybe the heat then the oil.
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use lubrication during intercouse, even if you don't think you need it, otherwise the friction will cause tiny tears which can get infected and cause yeast infections.  also, bathe regularly, and get one of them massaging showerheads to "clean urself out" i would not recommend douching...
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Elmer's Glue - apply and let dry
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Don't listen to the previous poster. \n\nYou should never start with kerosene and sandpaper. That's too intense to start with. A beginner should probably used Vaseline instead. \n\nYes, Vaseline and a light, gentle sandpaper.\n\nWork your way up to the kerosene and rough grade sandpaper. Only real mean can handle (no pun intended) that level of intensity.
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Yeah the vaseline is just going to make it a greasy burning butt. Try baking soda which nutralizes (can be applied dry or mixed w/ water as a paste. You may just have to ride it out. You sound like my husband, he gets the same problem w/ super spicy food, but I cant beleive you actually asked the entire Country that question! I'm still laughing, sorry.