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Harder plastic! -- nm
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Spawn
You ever notice how you don't see expired jugs of bleach?
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Spawn
May 23 '12, 16:53
It is because on that date they simply vanish.
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on the off chance you're being serious, it's because the bleach itself decomposes.
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Reagen
May 23, 16:56
I've long said I wish that everything that expires (consumables, skincare products, etc etc etc) should have expiration dates or mfg dates; but you
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May 23, 16:56
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