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answerseeker: 9 months ago

How can I help a hot glue burn?

I burnt myself right on my finger and it is starting to blister I have it in cold water what else should I do please help! Also how long will it stay burning!!!!?????

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tonifitch: 8 months ago

I got a nasty burn on a curling iron..I did not know it was on and grabbed the barrel..Whoa..the pain..I ran to put it under water ..COLD water and it felt so good . The moment I took it out of water, it stung and was painful.I ended up keeping it in ice cold water all night and it never hurt. The next day it felt pretty good.
I had tried creams and other stuff when it happened, but it only made it hurt more..I stick by cold water and ice. Remember that in the future.:)

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

I did the ice water thing and it feels better and thanks.

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tonifitch: 8 months ago

yw :)

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Napalm_: 9 months ago via Android

Keep flower in your refrigerator and when you get a burn put whatever you burned in the flower. Works for me

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

ok i will go put some in.

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MilenaQueiroz: 8 months ago

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xFashionPrincessx: 9 months ago

This happened to me with a toaster oven, I ran it under room temperature water and put some butter on it. Hope this helps! :)

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

i heard you where not suppose to put butter in it.

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HappinessIsTheLord: 9 months ago

Make a paste with baking soda and cool water. Coat your burn and leave it until it dries. It will help take the sting out, and help the burn to heal. DO NOT pop the blister!

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

i won't and thx!

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HappinessIsTheLord: 9 months ago

Also watch for signs of infection such as redness around the burn that lasts for more than 2 days, or pus forming inside the blister. The pain you experience now should only last for a day or so.

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

The pain stopped thank goodness! Thanks for your tips!

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cybershot: 9 months ago via iPhone

Aloevera

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

ok i will try!

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cardinals15: 9 months ago via Android

Neosporene.

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

thx

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kyky0509: 9 months ago via iPhone

I heard that rubbing egg whites on any kind of burn even real bad burns helps and you will barely be able to tell you were burnt the next day. Haven't tried it yet but hope it helps.

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answerseeker: 9 months ago

It seems to have helped! But I tried a ton of things.

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LaDixie: 8 months ago

Seek a traiteurs help. one that treats burns. that'd be your best option

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

I got it fixed.

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kelenna: 8 months ago

well just take it out of your hand by doctors.

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

I am confused by your answers.

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IForgotMyEmail: 8 months ago

neosporin

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

Thx.

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DonutsInDisguise: 8 months ago

Run it under cold water and wrap your burns tightly in glad wrap. It hurts like balls but it keeps it clean.

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

yeah it does and thanks!

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MrCoolHamster: 8 months ago

Baking Soda & Cold Water & Wait For Awhile....

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

Thanks it is a huge blister now but stopped burning!

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apaster16: 8 months ago

something similar to this should help out http://amzn.to/PUP6aF

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

Thanks!

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courtneeeyt: 8 months ago

Happens all the time, just ice it

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Someonelikeyou: 8 months ago

Aloe Vera gel or Arnica gel you can buy in the health food store helps heal quickly with minimal scarring. Arnica helps with the pain. It's good to have this in your medicine chest. Neosporin helps especially the one with pain reliever. Do NOT use ice or cold water! Room temperature water to help bring surface of the skin back to normal temperature. Take aspirin or pain reliever approved for you for the pain. I hope this helps.

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

Thanks!!!

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mikeymike98: 8 months ago

cut your arms off

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

Nah I'll skip...

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fruitninja47: 8 months ago

Well aloe vera seems to be the best treatment for burns and cuts. Since this is not such a bad burn... but I'm sure it hurts I've almost burned my hand with fire. But aloe is a great way to cool the pain and it seems to cure it because aloe vera has weird properties inside. ALOE IS ZEE BEST ON MY OPINION.

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kcain626: 8 months ago

put a special burn ointment on it

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answerseeker: 8 months ago

ok thx!

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