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Two unusual dermal uses of bacon and a Dutch traditional delicacy

Two unusual dermal uses of bacon and a Dutch traditional delicacy

I've got two tips about how to solve some dermal problems with bacon ánd, to fill your appetite a little recepy for a traditional Dutch meal with bacon.
 
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Step 1How to remove a splinter with bacon

How to remove a splinter with bacon
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If you were unlucky with making your last Ible project about how to build Noah's Ark (well I hope he will make that one) and got hurt by putting a splinter to deep in your skin and there's no way to get it out not even with pliers try the following:

Take a little piece of bacon, especially the white fat, put it over the splinter and seal it with band-aid. Eventually the splinter will come out and stick in the bacon.
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4 comments
May 9, 2011. 10:34 AMSHIFT! says:
Very creative uses, but could you please upload more photos of the bacon being used? I'm very curious to see the process of it removing a splinter.
May 29, 2011. 7:46 PMNicola Tesla says:
problem for me is it is glass, and it's in my heal. =(
May 31, 2011. 11:49 AMKittyF says:
I had glass in my hand. it works it's way out over time, even if the skin has healed over it. it took about a year, maybe more to get all the splinters of glass out, but they came out. the hard part is waiting and feeling it in there and not being about to get it. I just massaged it a lot. hope yours comes out sooner.

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Author:Aeolus(Dave Akkerman)
I´m a teacher in arts and crafts in a secondary school. I love to make things. Especially out of nothing, worthless materials, garbage and cheap stuff.