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Removing splinters from kids skin

 
There’s many a theory on how to remove splinters, but this one using baking soda only takes a few minutes and doesn’t hurt your little ones!
There’s many a theory on how to remove splinters, but this one using baking soda only takes a few minutes and doesn’t hurt your little ones!
 

Instructions

  • Simply apply a paste of baking soda and water and wait several minutes.
  • The splinter will begin to ease itself and pop out of the skin.
  • Gently use tweezers if needed at this stage to gently remove the splinter completely.

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