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Sruples4Nuples

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Since: Mar 28, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2004 9:17 am
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Can anyone recommend a product that will aid in the healing of the red lumps
that remain after a zit is popped? I'm worked out a regiment in which I
rarely get a zit, but when I do, they take forever to go away.

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Rambo Four Sythia

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sat May 22, 2004 5:52 pm
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Mark T <mrtea RemoveThis @myway.com> writes:

> Someone else gave this advice here over a year ago, but I'll repeat it
> because it's really good.
>
> Don't EVER bust open a pustule by force alone. Hold off until it's to the
> point where it's definitely "pop-able" and then use a sterile "lancet" as
> used by diabetics to test their blood (they cost like $10 for a 200) and
> carefully pierce the center of the zit and let the pus out. Using hydrogen
> peroxide to sterilize the area, slightly rub it in and get the wound
> foaming; then apply a cold compress/ice cube for several minutes.

Thanks for the good info. I remember learning, though, that while the
bubbling of hydrogen peroxide makes it good for cleaning, it won't
sterilize. It doesn't kill like rubbing alcohol does. Am I wrong?

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eric blair

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon May 31, 2004 12:06 pm
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Rambo Four Sythia wrote:

> Mark T <mrtea DeleteThis @myway.com> writes:
>
> > Someone else gave this advice here over a year ago, but I'll repeat it
> > because it's really good.
> >
> > Don't EVER bust open a pustule by force alone. Hold off until it's to the
> > point where it's definitely "pop-able" and then use a sterile "lancet" as
> > used by diabetics to test their blood (they cost like $10 for a 200) and
> > carefully pierce the center of the zit and let the pus out. Using hydrogen
> > peroxide to sterilize the area, slightly rub it in and get the wound
> > foaming; then apply a cold compress/ice cube for several minutes.
>
> Thanks for the good info. I remember learning, though, that while the
> bubbling of hydrogen peroxide makes it good for cleaning, it won't
> sterilize. It doesn't kill like rubbing alcohol does. Am I wrong?
>
> --

Actually, I think it's the other way around--the peroxide is a surer bacteria
killer than the alcohol. Looking at the containers of both I have, the alcohol
says "to decrease germs..." and the peroxide says "to prevent infection..." the
latter sounds like stronger wording to me...I'll ask somebody I know who had a
lot of chemistry...
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