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Old 08/09/09, 05:49 PM
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Just put up 20 pints of salsa. Even put olive oil on my hands to protect. Must have been some killer peppers!!!Any ideas on how to make the burning go away?????????????
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Old 08/09/09, 05:52 PM
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Old 08/09/09, 05:53 PM
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Old 08/09/09, 05:54 PM
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Rub your eyes....you'll forget all about your hands.
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Old 08/09/09, 05:56 PM
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Try rubbing your hands with cornstarch to absorb the oils.
Mmmmm, homemade salsa.
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Y'all are so helpful. Bless your little hearts:baby04:
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Old 08/09/09, 05:59 PM
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From one Oregonian to another..I copied this from some site.. You might try..

I'm sure this tip has been addressed but had to share mine. Saturday like a dummy I was making fresh salsa, using jalopenos, for canning, and I failed to put on gloves. My hands started burning like crazy, of course. I tried milk, dish detergent, nothing worked and I didn't want to stick my hands in bleach as has been suggested. Then I thought about how my dog got sprayed by a skunk and I used tomato juice which helped. So, I took an over ripe tomatoe I had, sliced it in half and rubbed those halves all over my hands and let the juice and tomato stay on my hands for a couple of minutes then I washed it off and my hands had quit burning! No harsh chemicals. Yesterday I made more salsa, but I put on my gloves!
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Old 08/09/09, 06:36 PM
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ok so far i have tried vinegar(per mother) ..nada
cornstarch...nada
bleach...helped for like 1 minute lol.
Ivy stat(for poison oak etc) ..nil
milk..not
and mose.. all my tomatoes are in the salsa lol
now i smell funny and i burn
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Old 08/09/09, 06:49 PM
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I used dish soap ,I know it was mentioned but it worked for me maybe it was a different brand than another used?

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Old 08/09/09, 07:38 PM
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Milk usually helps mine if I forget to wear gloves.
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Ooooooohhhh man ,, My wife did the same thing while back,, nothing helped said may as well have been acid..
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I'd go for milk and vodka mixed on the hands, and a couple of shots of the vodka orally.

Reasoning - the milk oils will absorb and coat, and the vodka will strip oils. Unno what the oral vodka will do....
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Mix a paste of milk and baking soda. rub that on yer hands, should clear it right up.
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Old 08/09/09, 10:25 PM
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I never have a problem with my hands burning.
It's always when my nose itches or I have to pee.

My wife complains when I pee all over the toilet and the walls so...............
the other pain takes away from my nose and eyes burning.
Makes me sneeze also.

That hot stuff goes right through latex gloves.
Industrial hand cleaner work decently.
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Old 08/10/09, 01:39 AM
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Just put up 20 pints of salsa. Even put olive oil on my hands to protect. Must have been some killer peppers!!!Any ideas on how to make the burning go away?????????????
You do know that oil is added to pepper sauce to increase the "hot level" of the pepper sauce ?

Washing your hands in alcohol will help just as chasing an extremely hot pepper with a shot of whiskey, tequila , rum or vodka will stop mouth burn.
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none of the above things helped me, I had to keep them on ice for a few days. wasnt fun..

sorry to hear your hurtin....;((
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