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			<title>Silicone tube hack</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[I've wasted a lot of silicone tubes over the years because the cap never seals well, causing the tube to cure between uses. 
 
I ran across this hack...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[I've wasted a lot of silicone tubes over the years because the cap never seals well, causing the tube to cure between uses.<br />
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I ran across this hack and have been testing it out.  If you take some aluminum foil and cover the end of the tube before you put the cap on, it will prevent the silicone from curing. I have just opened up a tube that I last used a couple of months ago and the silicone is perfectly fresh.<br />
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Start with a small square of aluminum foil<br />
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Push the edges down and then put on the cap.<br />
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