ive used wartner twice and other liquid treatments! it won't budge!
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I've heard that leaving duct tape on the wart makes it smaller.  My fiance tried it and his shrunk tremendously! The only problem is, it doesn't stick very long and you have to keep replacing it. Good luck!
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use a rolling pin to squeez the stuff out...and there is a gadget on the market that looks like 2 fingers, you slip the bottom of the tube between the 2 fingers and just turn up so that the tube rolls around and over the fingers and the paste doesn't backflow..got he idea?..but you can always by toothpast in a pump
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In the past I have used super glue remover. Seems to work for me.
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Your spoo acts like an adhesive and glues the tip of your dinky shut. Just open the end of it right before you pee and it should all flow freely!!!!!!!
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I've heard of the duct tape remedy.  Your best bet is going to a doctor and have them deal with it.  It's a very tricky thing to cure.  I hope you have insurance!!
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In my experience I have had much better luck with the home "freeze-off" kits than the liquids and patches.  Dr. Scholl's makes a kit I have used, I think Compound W. has one too.\n\nI had them once so bad I had to go to a Podiatrist and have them cut out.  (That wasn't a pleasant experience, but it worked.)\n\nNow anytime it looks like one is starting, I freeze it and it seems to go away.  Since you've had yours awhile, you may need to freeze some more than one time.
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freeze em off with the help of a doctor...\n\nCryotherapy - otherwise known as freezing.  Liquid nitrogen is applied to the wart and the treatment is repeated at one or two week intervals.  Virtually painless, little in the way of scarring, but, unfortunately, the success rate is limited to around 70% .\n\nIt has worked for me though after the over the counter products failed.
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give it a few strokes.. no.. really.. this should help with your little problem..\nand when you get to the middle, squeeze for a bit.. this should help..\n\ngood luck,\n-kay
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You can help yourself by avoiding the use of corrosive shampoos with SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=235&i=17\nConsider making your own or finding shampoos that do not contain this corrosive detergent in them,\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=235\n\nRinse out your hair with apple cider vinegar you get from a store and take one tablespoon of raw apple cider vinegar with a tablespoon of cinnamon for flushing your thyroid, liver, kidneys, and galbladder.\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179&p=1
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try some of that oxy clean stuff..it works pritty well..but soak your cloths in it for a while
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Try a dry paper towel and an Iron.  Keep changing the towel as it takes up the wax.\n\nGood Luck.
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Don't just try to pull it off.  Put some contact lens solution (not ClearCare) or rewetting drops in your eye to lubricate it.  Do this every few minutes until the lens loosens.
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well It takes time for that to go.U can repigment it back with moderate strength of topical steroid like Betnovate cream once a day
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Oh, you were using the Moisture Lock solution? That's sucks! I used to love Bausch and Lomb but recently moved to the Equate (Walmart) brand of contact cleaner. (The multi-purpose solution) It works great and is much, MUCH cheaper that the others. They even have a no rub type that is nice. Walmart makes their knock-offs to be like the originals so they have the same ingredients. You should check it out... :D
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Try holding a rag soaked with HOT water to it. In the past, I've taken a vitamin e gel capsule (that you are supposed to swallow), broken it open, and applied it directly to trouble spots, and that really helps!
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Try a doctor, the nail salon will just "solve the problem" by putting some nail polish on it or something
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I agree that the culprit may be a sticky subtance on the keys.  however, BAD IDEA to use water.  go to the pharmacy and grab the highest percent rubbing alchohol you can find.  the higher the better... it drys faster and if above 90% any charge carrying impurities wont be likely to do any damage if there are any at all.  swab off excess liquid from the Q-tip before applying... use liquid sparingly.\n\nif that doesnt work, try attaching an external keyboard.  Most laptops will disable the main keyboard if it finds that a second one is attached via USB or PS2 cable.  If attaching the keyboard does the trick than your laptop needs service and likely a replacement keyboard and/or cleaning.