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    Where can I buy fruit wash?
    Maggie Peterson
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    You can buy fruit wash at most supermarkets. It is usually available in the fruit and vegetable section.
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    Can i make items out of these peels?
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    You can use dry orange peels in potpourri. You can leave them out in a dish with cinnamon sticks and cloves.
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    Will it help eyelash growth?
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    No, it will not make your eyelashes grow, it has no hormonal effect.
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    What can take the acid out of orange? The acid makes my stomach hurt. I know oranges are good for you and don't want to throw them out––they were given to me and didn't want to refuse them.
    Torpi
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    There isn't really any way to remove the acid from oranges. If eating just a little at the time is not an option, you could try using them in other recipes, turning them in to marmalade, or if you really want to eat them as-is, take an antacid first.
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    Can you feed dehydrated peels to your cat?
    Torpi
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    No. Citrus fruits are bad for cats and can make them very sick. If you really want to feed your cat fruit for some reason, some will enjoy blueberries (but since cats are obligate carnivores, even blueberries should only be an occasional treat, and they shouldn't eat more than two or three at once).
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