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E: 16/07 - Win! Pair of Crocs shoes

elver_man
elver_man Posts: 20,787 Forumite
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According to our article, how long can you keep a special blister plaster on for?
4 days
2 days
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  • isitenough
    isitenough Posts: 5,593 Forumite
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    Um, why would you want to keep a plaster on for 3 days?!!!! Urgghh!
    Thank you to everyone who posts comps! :A
    I would like to be lucky,healthy & happy in 2020! :T
  • welshdeedee
    welshdeedee Posts: 27,496 Forumite
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    ewwwwwwwwww!!
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  • LouBlue
    LouBlue Posts: 53,538 Forumite
    To the 166 of you....shame on you. :eek: Would rather go barefoot. :rotfl:
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  • nash0819
    nash0819 Posts: 1,514 Forumite
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    isitenough wrote: »
    Um, why would you want to keep a plaster on for 3 days?!!!! Urgghh!

    No, this is what you are supposed to do with blister plasters; you wear them until they are almost falling off. They're a bit more sturdy that your common and garden plaster. They get a bit black round the edges from accumulated dirt but they are still protecting your feet.

    http://int.elastoplast.net/advice/foot/blisters.html

    Anyone who's been on a walking holiday will tell you that blister plasters are an essential. :)

    Now, about those shoes... I wouldn't be seen dead in those! ;)
    Many tx to all who post constructively in all the forums!:beer:
  • teddy69
    teddy69 Posts: 248 Forumite
    I have to say .. Croc's are fabulous to wear and great when doing loads of walking around. I bought a pair when we went to Disneyland last year and have never looked back!
  • LouBlue
    LouBlue Posts: 53,538 Forumite
    teddy69 wrote: »
    I have to say .. Croc's are fabulous to wear and great when doing loads of walking around. I bought a pair when we went to Disneyland last year and have never looked back!

    They are mandatory at Disneyland apparently. :D
    A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition
    ~ William Arthur Ward ~
  • isitenough
    isitenough Posts: 5,593 Forumite
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    nash0819 wrote: »
    No, this is what you are supposed to do with blister plasters; you wear them until they are almost falling off. They're a bit more sturdy that your common and garden plaster. They get a bit black round the edges from accumulated dirt but they are still protecting your feet.

    http://int.elastoplast.net/advice/foot/blisters.html

    Anyone who's been on a walking holiday will tell you that blister plasters are an essential. :)

    Now, about those shoes... I wouldn't be seen dead in those! ;)

    Thanks, but really? You don't change the plaster or it doesn't come off in the shower?! I'm a clean plaster type of gal! :rotfl:
    Thank you to everyone who posts comps! :A
    I would like to be lucky,healthy & happy in 2020! :T
  • nash0819
    nash0819 Posts: 1,514 Forumite
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    isitenough wrote: »
    Thanks, but really? You don't change the plaster or it doesn't come off in the shower?! I'm a clean plaster type of gal! :rotfl:

    Yes, seriously. If you're unlucky enough to get a blister on your feet, you need to protect it from irritation for a good few days or it will keep getting worse and then eventually... burst! Which really is ick time!

    I remember once in the Pyrenees having a blister lanced with a hot needle because it had got so bad. Not painful just not pleasant!!
    Many tx to all who post constructively in all the forums!:beer:
  • isitenough
    isitenough Posts: 5,593 Forumite
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    I had a few blisters when I went to work but luckily *fingers crossed* not for a while. I'd still change the plaster though!

    and ewwww at the lancing comment!
    Thank you to everyone who posts comps! :A
    I would like to be lucky,healthy & happy in 2020! :T
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