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Easy way to get the bandage goo off

You know the gooey stuff that's left behind after your steri-strips come off? That stuff that won't come off without, say, nail polish remover (as was actually recommended to me)....

Well, last night I put neosporin on my incisions and rubbed it all over. Went to bed, and this morning, when I went to put more neosporin on, the gooey stuff wiped right off. I think the petroleum jelly in the neosporin softened the glue overnight so that it came right off! :wink2: I think that's a much better way to get the adhesive off than putting nail polish remover on your skin!

HTH!

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Great idea! I got tired of looking at my "goo" and scrubbed it off with my fingernails in the shower today. It got it all off and I just made sure I didn't scratch too close to the actual incision area. :lol:

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