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Discuss happy hands in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; I started a thread on here two weeks ago and would like to thank everyone who responded my hands are now much better after two weeks of pain a lot ...
          
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    I started a thread on here two weeks ago and would like to thank everyone who responded my hands are now much better after two weeks of pain a lot of soul searching trying different creams,gloves etc etc
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    very loving wife &family been back to work and enjoying as usual
    taught me a lesson wear gloves and barrier cream

    thank you again daryl D L N TILING

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    OOPS WRONG FORUM

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    pmsl, they say i'm

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    CAN SOMEONE PLEASE MOVE THIS TO THE RIGHT FORUM

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    Quote Originally Posted by d noulton View Post
    CAN SOMEONE PLEASE MOVE THIS TO THE RIGHT FORUM
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    NOHING TO DO WITH BEER

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    At least your hands are better......

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    Default Re: happy hands

    Wrong Forum.....Wrong Website all toghether for your kinky goings on. lol.

    Seriously though mate, glad your sorted know, as I said in the original thread i've had the same problem before from loft insulation, its not nice at all.

    What cream did you use to get it sorted with in the end mate if you dont mind me asking?

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    Good that things are going in the right direction

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    Great news! Now you can get back to drinking eh

    Kev

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    hi oli in answer to your question various things chinese herbs which had to boiled and then drunk to clean the system out
    vaseline intensive rescue cream with marigolds on top whilst workiing
    next step gloves in a bottle with marigolds as recomended by grumpy
    hope that helps

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    Glad you got it sorted Daryl. The gloves in a bottle is a good choice. I have run out now and will be buying some more ASAP.
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