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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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sensation or feeling
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I hate the sensation feeling of gel on my hands after I've rinsed my hands because even after I've rinsed my hand my hands are still slimy have this slimy feel to them. To get rid of that feeling I need to rinse thoroughly for 2 minutes.
Thank you
I hate the sensation feeling of gel on my hands after I've rinsed my hands because even after I've rinsed my hand my hands are still slimy have this slimy feel to them. To get rid of that feeling I need to rinse thoroughly for 2 minutes.
Thank you
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I hate the sensation of gel on my hands after rinsing them; because even afterwards, they are still slimy. To rid myself of that feeling, I need to rinse them thoroughly for two minutes.
- I hate the sensation of gel on my hands after rinsing them; because even afterwards, they are still slimy.
- To rid myself of that feeling, I need to rinse them thoroughly for two minutes.
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I hate the sensation of gel on my hands after rinsing them; because even afterwards, they are still slimy. To rid myself of that feeling, I need to rinse them thoroughly for two minutes.
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