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Hi guys,This is sort of embarassing for me, but I thought this would be a great place to turn to for an answer.
Today I had a GI procedure and they stuck all these sensors to my abdomen with these round adhesive pads. They ripped them off, but I CANT GET the stickyness off and it's driving me crazy!!
My skin is also super sensitive, so that doesn't help.
I've tried the soap and water technique (scrubbed for a half an hour) but still can't get it all off.
Also, I tried nail polish remover (burned!) and Hydrogen Peroxide, but no luck.
Best remedies for this?
Thanks!!
rubbing alcohol - course if I read other posts, I'd have seen they wrote the same thing.... I always like to post my response without being biased....
I have yet to meet anything that a little Goo Gone (found in the detergent section of the store, it is a yellow-orange liquid) couldn't remove, though it does say on the back of the bottle not to use on skin. It has never burned when I used it, and I just wash it off really good.
I've always liked to walk on the wild side!
I have yet to meet anything that a little Goo Gone (found in the detergent section of the store, it is a yellow-orange liquid) couldn't remove, though it does say on the back of the bottle not to use on skin. It has never burned when I used it, and I just wash it off really good.
well if that's the case, op could use comet and a steel pad.:)
leslie
cherubhipster
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Hi guys,
This is sort of embarassing for me, but I thought this would be a great place to turn to for an answer.
Today I had a GI procedure and they stuck all these sensors to my abdomen with these round adhesive pads. They ripped them off, but I CANT GET the stickyness off and it's driving me crazy!!
My skin is also super sensitive, so that doesn't help.
I've tried the soap and water technique (scrubbed for a half an hour) but still can't get it all off.
Also, I tried nail polish remover (burned!) and Hydrogen Peroxide, but no luck.
Best remedies for this?
Thanks!!