I don't have either of those stores anywhere near where I live. I live in the country with a grocery store and a dollar store.. lol..
Is there another alternative?
Can anyone tell me what the gel like stuff is that people use as water for the toilet cakes??
Where can I get it? Or if it's something that needs to be ordered is there an easy way to make it??
Thank you!
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