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22-11-2005, 10:15 PM
I took off the latex gloves a little while ago and my hands feel quite a bit better now so this is something im gonna have to do regulary,but perhaps with other creams.
They're still rough as a brick though...
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22-11-2005, 10:37 PM
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22-11-2005, 10:55 PM
Originally Posted by Shadowboxer
Steve, if your hands are not too sore use sugar and baby oil (olive oil will do). Put a spoonful of sugar in your hand and add a goodly amount of oil. Rub your hands together in a washing action. Rinse off the sugar with warm water and dry your hands. If you hate the feel of the residual oil then wash hands with soap, dry, and apply a good handcream.
I have a bottle of baby oil in bathroom (had to use it when i had an operation few years ago) and completly forgot all about it! Not sure about adding sugar though because although they feel better,i think the sugar would be too abrasive against broken skin.I'll give the baby oil a go tommorrow-thankyou!!!
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22-11-2005, 10:58 PM
Originally Posted by Fred
buy a dishwasher steve my hands are allways nice and soft 
I've always suffered with sore hands in the winter and summer isnt much better either.I've always worked with my hands so invariebly they look like a road map with the amount of scars/lines etc and am now paying the price.
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22-11-2005, 11:03 PM
Originally Posted by Steve
It isnt washing up which has caused this Fred-i wish it was!I've always suffered with sore hands in the winter and summer isnt much better either.I've always worked with my hands so invariebly they look like a road map with the amount of scars/lines etc and am now paying the price.
the best is lots of cream then put on ruber gloves for an hour
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