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....minor hot glue gun burns....cause they're out and about today so I know its just a matter of time before I have a victim in my office!

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Rinse with cold water. No ice.

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Rinse with cold water. No ice.

Yep! That's what we did. I was hoping some of you seasoned friends had some cool, non-medicinal tricks! Thanks Kidz!

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Cold water, dry, apply Carmex. Takes the burn right out :)

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I've tried banning them from my school, but they won't listen to me. LOL!!

I agree with rinsing the minor burns with cool water.

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Cold water, dry, apply Carmex. Takes the burn right out :)

Carmex?! Cool beans. I'll have to give that a try! Thanks Tamarae1!

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I've tried banning them from my school, but they won't listen to me. LOL!!

I agree with rinsing the minor burns with cool water.

I have too! It never fails that I always end up with casualties and I wish there was more I could do to help soothe it besides just the cool water rinses!

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Specializes in school nurse.

Well, I'm trying to hit it big by developing the World's Best Cold-Glue Gun...

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Specializes in Cardiology, School Nursing, General.

Well you are Keeper of the ice... so melt the ice to cold water?

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I rinse with cold water and apply a thin layer of yellow mustard to staff... I learned it while working as a waitress in nursing school.

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I rinse with cold water and apply a thin layer of yellow mustard to staff... I learned it while working as a waitress in nursing school.

Mustard?? That was unexpected!! Curious to know if you know why it works!

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Not that we carry them, but an onion slice works wonders as well.

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