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Advice anyone? NTTGP

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Can anyone offer some advice on what to put on an oil burn?

My frying oil got a little feisty while I was making dinner and now I've got a burn on my hand it it hurts like hell!  

If you know a good way to soothe a burn I'd love to know :)

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  • xnbridexnbride member
    I always heard to run it under cool (not ice) water for as long as possible. Not sure about the cream though--probably aloe vera.

     

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  • Sullivan1416Sullivan1416 member
    I use cool compresses.. Not super cold.  Good luck and sorry to hear you have a burn those things hurt!
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  • KdgTeacherKdgTeacher member
    Try this?
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  • DBoo0510DBoo0510
    Sounds strange but put mustard on it. I learned this trick. It wont take it away but it will help soothe it a litle within a few mins.
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  • brithilbrithil member

    You should never put anything on a burn for the first day or so. If you occlude the burn it will do more damage. Keep ice on it as much as possible.

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  • berburberbur
    I got a 2nd degree burn from a curling iron in my leg in high schoo. trust me, do not put on aloe vera!
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  • WorkinWeezelWorkinWeezel member
    I've heard milk?  But I'm certainly not a reliable source!
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  • SMann814SMann814
    imagebrithil:

    You should never put anything on a burn for the first day or so. If you occlude the burn it will do more damage. Keep ice on it as much as possible.

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    Yes This! Use cool water or a compress....if you put anything on top of it you will 'seal' in the heat and it can burn further down in your skin. You have to let the heat escape.

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  • LaouliLaouli
    USually after the first day I use an oitnment called BioFreeze..
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  • Bizzy98Bizzy98
    Anytime I get a burn, no matter what kind, I use Pure Vanilla Extract.  Cover the burn in it and let it soak in for a while.  It has to be Pure though and not imitation.   It takes the hurt away within a few minutes and the next day you won't even be able to feel it. 
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