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Hardened glycerin can be dissolved by heating it gently and stirring it to help break up any solid pieces. You can also try using warm water to dissolve hardened glycerin, as it is water-soluble. If necessary, you can add a small amount of glycerin to the mixture to help lower its melting point.

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