I sliced my finger good on the sharp edge of the Pullman cover. The Roadside Pie King's BlogLog in or register to post comments Bandaids are some of the hardest things to open, especially when you're bleeding and maybe using only one hand. I could never figure that out. Log in or register to post comments My son the chef introduced me to that after a catastrophic cut. It’s a standby in every professional kitchen. Looks gross but seals/ heals . When the glob falls off it’s completely healed. Of course surgeries have used for years. Get you some.🙏 Log in or register to post comments Here in Australia, bandages in the commercial kitchens must be blue in colour. Ours at home are the standard flesh colour. Log in or register to post comments
Bandaids are some of the hardest things to open, especially when you're bleeding and maybe using only one hand. I could never figure that out. Log in or register to post comments
My son the chef introduced me to that after a catastrophic cut. It’s a standby in every professional kitchen. Looks gross but seals/ heals . When the glob falls off it’s completely healed. Of course surgeries have used for years. Get you some.🙏 Log in or register to post comments
Here in Australia, bandages in the commercial kitchens must be blue in colour. Ours at home are the standard flesh colour. Log in or register to post comments
Bandaids are some of the hardest things to open, especially when you're bleeding and maybe using only one hand. I could never figure that out.
My son the chef introduced me to that after a catastrophic cut. It’s a standby in every professional kitchen. Looks gross but seals/ heals . When the glob falls off it’s completely healed. Of course surgeries have used for years.
Get you some.🙏
Here in Australia, bandages in the commercial kitchens must be blue in colour. Ours at home are the standard flesh colour.