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Anyone ever heard of using peanut butter to remove road tar? Anyone ever tried it?
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Mmmmm, peanut butter. Glllllghhhh!!!
Nope, never heard of that miracle.
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I dunno I've always used Bug-B-Gone or WD-40. But always wax after using either. I've heard about using PB but have never tried.
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Im guessin if it works at all its the oil in the peanut butter...if thats the case, cheap PB should work better..ya think?
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I think that was to get bubble gum out of your hair.
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Definetly use the smooth and creamy version, not the chunky!
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ive heard of it but it just sounds to stupid for me to try it lol
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Haven't heard of that but I did hear to use white vinegar to remove hard water spots.
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use WD-40.....Works very well. Tried it myself and wipes off like butter.
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