splattered hot peanut brittle on my finger. should I pop it, bandage it, what?
It's hindering my wrapping capabilities.
It's hindering my wrapping capabilities.
Blister!
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I think it's getting bigger...I think Iwill go with popping.
Thank you, LuLu, but I think I've just got a really bad case of ADD.
Do not pop - bandage and let it pop on its own.
Yummmmmm peanut brittle is worth a little pain.
Yummmmmm peanut brittle is worth a little pain.
That means I'll probably have to go to CVS..the kids use up band aids faster than I can buy 'em. It's still intact, but it's hard resisting the urge...
Peanut brittle...I don't even eat the stuff.
Just A The brittle's good, I guess. Or so I've heard.
RiverOtter
got any pics?
I'm just glad to see somebody else posts on SoWal for medical advise instead of driving to the ER.
It's where I go for ALL my advice!!
DD, I have a burn blister, too, from multi-tasking while trying to make hot tea. 
For the record, boiling water hurts when you pour it all over your hand. Anyway, I found these bandages called Nexcare Abrasion Cover (they're on the aisle with the plain old Bandaids). They are completely clear, ultra thin and waterproof, so you can protect your skin while continuing all those fun little Christmas chores. Hope this helps!
Merry Christmas!
For the record, boiling water hurts when you pour it all over your hand. Anyway, I found these bandages called Nexcare Abrasion Cover (they're on the aisle with the plain old Bandaids). They are completely clear, ultra thin and waterproof, so you can protect your skin while continuing all those fun little Christmas chores. Hope this helps!Merry Christmas!