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Spray windex on jelly fish stings?

Paula avatar
Beach Fanatic
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This was posted in the thread about red tide. Has anyone tried spraying windex on jelly fish stings? Does it work and is it safe? Hmmm, if it might work to bring those windex wipes or put windex in one of those small spray bottles you can get at the drug store. If we use vinegar to keep the small biting flies away and windex after jelly fish stings, it will be very easy to spot (smell) someone who visits this message board on graytonbeach.com...

"For the JELLIES: 1. Put WINDEX on ice & take it to the beach (does not help if you leave it at home or back in the car) Spray down affected area -it"ll take the sting right out!"

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jessifunn avatar
superJfunn
#52
triple b you kill me :floor:
kathydwells avatar
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
#53
triple b you kill me :floor:

Come up here and spend the weekend with me when Football season starts. You will find me at Tripleb's house watching Alabama football!!!! And he is just as funny then!!!!
DD avatar
SoWal Expert
#54
You also need to be sure the person who you are peeing on is in fact the person who was stung. This is to make sure that the procedure is one of medicinal value and not just plane kinky. Also, make sure the peeie is aware of the the firstaid you are offering, if the peeie is not informed and procedure is implemented...then urine big trouble!

:floor: :funn: :funn: :floor: :floor: :funn:
Beach Crab
#55
Oooh! Jellyfish stings are the WORST!

I recently read about a lady who developed some kind of first-aid product to treat jellyfish stings. I have to remember to buy some for my next trip!!

Oh! Found the site... www.stingkit.com

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