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04-01-2006, 05:27 AM
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Soaking question
Posted By: Jeff Mohler
I just picked up an E210 Heathcot(e) with a lot of scrapbook residue on ebay last weekend. I received it yesterday, stuck it in some warm water and the residue practically floated right off. However, after the card dried, a water stain remained around much of the back edge. Any ideas on how to get that off or what I did wrong? 
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