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Murtle
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Hi,
I chopped myself last night :eek: and stuck a plaster on it!! Now that I have taken the plaster off, I am left with the icky residue, is there anything I can use to get it off?? I still have to be careful with cut as to much movement makes it bleed again!!!
Thanks in advance
M
I chopped myself last night :eek: and stuck a plaster on it!! Now that I have taken the plaster off, I am left with the icky residue, is there anything I can use to get it off?? I still have to be careful with cut as to much movement makes it bleed again!!!
Thanks in advance
M
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Vaseline
No vaseline? Olive oil
rub it on the residue and then just wipe off (applying a little pressure only) with some kitchen roll/clean cloth
HTH~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Queenie, thanks for coming to my rescue I knew I could rely on you
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ps your PMS Challenge note always makes me laugh, as I read PMS - pre-menstrual stress......0 -
Murtle wrote:ps your PMS Challenge note always makes me laugh, as I read PMS - pre-menstrual stress......
It's caused a chuckle with a few other board members too, they've been quite ...... inventive in their "definitions"LOL
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Nail varnish remover will get sticky residue off, but DON'T GET IT NEAR THE CUT!!!!! ouch!
Try dabbing very carefully with a cotton bud dipped in NVR0 -
:eek: Lucie!!!! What has Murtle ever done to upset you!!????
:rotfl:
I use NVR with sticky residue on mirrors and stuff (WD40 works as well, btw) but oooooo-errrrrrr me toes are curling just at the mere thought of any stray atoms of NVR getting into the cut.
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Don't be such a wimp Queenie
I thought my CAPITAL LETTERS would be sufficient warning that it will REALLY hurt!0 -
I thinkI'll have to try the olive oil first....but if it's that stubborn, I'll try the nail varnish remover.....you can see my next post; how do I take the pain away .... :eek:0
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dont you just hate when this happens on hairs... ie i have hairy arms..... when i give blood, they always put the plaster over some of the hairs..... it dont half hurt when i pull it off....... ouchsmile --- it makes people wonder what you are up to....
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Lucie wrote:
Don't be such a wimp Queenie
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My name is Queenie, I am a self confessed wimp, I am allergic to pain and ....
... fabric plasters
robnye ... you don't ... wax then?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Murtle wrote:Hi,
I chopped myself last night :eek: and stuck a plaster on it!! Now that I have taken the plaster off, I am left with the icky residue, is there anything I can use to get it off?? I still have to be careful with cut as to much movement makes it bleed again!!!
Thanks in advance
M
I know this does'nt help immediately, but you need to get some Micro Pore Tape in, the type they use in hospitals. And don't forget a packet of lindt so you can make your own plaster up.;)
Its a bit dearer but none of the sticky mess left around cuts or what ever.:)
HTH in the future.0
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