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  1. 09-23-2004, 10:12 AM #1
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    We have those plastic cups you get for a buck each at hobby lobby (seasonal ones) for the kids to use outside - but after awhile they get a kind of soapy taste. Does anyone know how to remove this or is that how you know they are "expired"?
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    i haven't had any before, wonder if you called HL would they know?
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    I use to rinse them in cold water several times, this should help
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    I ditto Carolyn. Use either soda or vinegar as a rinse to cut the detergent or soap.

    Some brands of dish liquid don't rinse well.
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    I agree with what the ladies above had said but wanted to add that some plastics start to leach after being washed over and over. If the aforementioned (word for the day!) doesn't do it, I'd chuck em. JMHO.

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