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Remove light stains on your teeth
After brushing your teeth, rub the skin of a lemon or lime on your teeth. It will remove light stains, and slightly whiten your teeth. Don't expect dramatic results, but it does help.

Zainap in Cape Town, Western Cape | Tips Published: 2

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You should be careful. By rubbing a citrus fruit o your teeth, the acid may be eroding your tooth enamel over time. This can weaken your teeth.

Julia from metairie, la | Tips Published: 0
01:44 AM, March 20, 2010 PST

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