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Urban Legend antiquie Sep 2013 #1
Thanks for that.... Little Star Sep 2013 #2
I am sure you can guess antiquie Sep 2013 #3
cool (not cold) running water yet cool it with cold compresses. Cold compresses?....... Little Star Sep 2013 #4
Not a contest! antiquie Sep 2013 #5
I agree it's not a contest just a good conversation, imho. (hug) Little Star Sep 2013 #6
Aloe plant. mzteris Sep 2013 #7
How do you use it? Squeeze out the juice onto the burn? Little Star Sep 2013 #8
Yes. mzteris Sep 2013 #9
I'm going to have to get aloe plant but I am also bad with in door plants. Little Star Sep 2013 #10
I've kept an indoor aloe plant going for over 30 years LiberalEsto Sep 2013 #14
+1 Little Star Sep 2013 #19
Even those more than minor mzteris Sep 2013 #22
I can do ignore pretty good! Little Star Sep 2013 #23
this will, however, stop bleeding. mopinko Sep 2013 #11
That's good to know. Thanks Little Star Sep 2013 #12
it can sometimes put out fires... Phentex Sep 2013 #13
lol Little Star Sep 2013 #18
Are you sure it wasn't baking soda that she threw on the fire? It looks similar. Tanuki Nov 2013 #25
I always have flour set aside Curmudgeoness Sep 2013 #15
I don't believe this. Curmudgeoness Sep 2013 #16
Hey there Curmudgeoness! Good to see you my friend..... Little Star Sep 2013 #17
It is probably a conversation we need to have occasionally. Curmudgeoness Sep 2013 #20
This did not come from an email IrishAyes Sep 2013 #21
Throwing flour at something on fire is a bad idea. Thor_MN Oct 2013 #24
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