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Unread 10-30-2020, 02:17 PM   #1
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I wonder what the principle of these wads is. “Self Cleaning”?? How does that work I wonder.





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Your are like me how does the self cleaning work? Kids was a computer nerd and said he never had interest in his dad's hobby or business, so he was no help!!
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The big question is "Which end goes toward the front?" If I had 50,000 of them, I would figure out a way to use them. Are cork wads considered non toxic?
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