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pipe cleaner
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pipe cleaner,
n a small, brushlike device used to clean the spaces between the teeth (used also for other purposes). It should not be inserted all the way between the teeth, but rather just far enough to massage the tissue and remove any plaque.


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What You'll Need, * Brown Paper Lunch Bags * Newspaper or other filler (fabric scraps, etc) * Green pipe cleaners * Orange and black paint, markers, or crayons What to Do, * Using the markers or paint, colour or paint the bag orange leaving the top section of the bag brown.
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com Children can create five adorable shaggy puppies using bending pipe cleaners and the thoroughly 'kid friendly' instructions they will find in "Fuzzimal Puppies", a recreational 'how to' book co-authored by Theresa Hutnik and Megan Smith.
 
 
 
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