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#227422 6-Jan-2018 15:48
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Small, annoying cuts on hands and fingers can make life difficult for anyone in the carpentry, plumbing and related trades, whether pro's or DIY-ers.

 

Woodworking and tool-using becomes awkward. Handling paint, putty, oil and turps is a problem, even with gloves. Even hand-washing can be a bind.

 

I'm an ancient chippy who's had this problem since I started building some 60 years ago, but it's got worse over the last 25 years as my skin's become thinner and more easily damaged.

 

Today I had a light-bulb moment. Gawd knows why I didn't think of it sooner.

 

Super Glue. Works perfectly for those cuts and splits that become more of a nuisance after sticking plaster is applied.

 

I'm not suggesting you patch up anything that really needs stitches, but for 5mm-15mm cuts on fingertips, for example, it's ideal.

 

I used plain old Gorilla Superglue, but if you're fussy, you can buy more expensive options, like veterinary or true surgical versions.

 

Good luck!





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  #1931357 6-Jan-2018 15:56
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they have been using super glue in hospitals for years , my sons head cut was super glued in the A&E when he was a kid.





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