Splinter removal

How to remove an embedded splinter with hydrogen peroxide: a painless, no blood way of removing a splinter. +YouTube video

Splinters can sometimes be removed with baking soda and a bandaid. You will have to clean and dry the area and then apply baking soda to the splinter. Place a bandaid over the splinter and then remove it after a few hours. The splinter...

Check out these tips to teach you how to remove a splinter and learn how you can extract even the most stubborn splinter with simple household items!

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Don’t let a splinter get out of hand.

Struggling to get that stubborn splinter out? Here are 3 tried-and-true removal methodsSplinters are often small, but they can still be quite painful. Splinters can also be difficult to remove. If a splinter is large or severe enough, then...

A splinter is a small piece of wood, glass, or other material stuck in the skin. They are not uncommon and can be painful. Here's how to get a splinter out.

A splinter lodged in your skin can be painful, and even more painful to remove. Some people find their splinters so painful, a costly trip to the doctor's office is needed. Rather than digging into your skin to force out that pesky...

Splinters are a common nuisance for both children and adults. They can cause painful irritation and, possibly, infection. The most common types of splinters are made of wood, glass or metal. Some splinters can be removed at home with some...

Splinters are "foreign bodies" that have somehow gotten under your skin. Most people have experienced a splinter caused by a tiny piece of wood, but you can also get splinters from metal, glass, and some types of plastics. In general you...