allergic reaction to rivets on my jeans - how to avoid?
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you have an allergy to the nickel in the button you can use masking or anyother tape to cover it or you could remove the button and exchange it for a plastic one instead
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Try Static Guard or rubbing the seats and stuff down with a dryer sheet.
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Ah yes! What to wear, what to wear. Well, I suggest a nice tight fitting T-shirt that shows off your chest pecks. Perfered colors are purple, tan, white, and pink. If you hate pink that's ok. Now wear tight jeans, not the jeans that you can see your As- crack or keep pulling up them up past your knees! I mean jeans like the Levis 505, or even 501's. They show the buns of steel baby! Or if you still have a pair of I believe they were Levis 560's that were tapered jeans, they will do nicely also. For shoe, Brand name babbies! Nik, Conver, etc... Socks-white, and make sure you smell really, really nice! I mean brand name stuff, not this is your fathers smell Old Spice style!
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i have found superglue is disolvable by using acetone\n  or in other words nail varnish remover,also works where someone has superglued your locks, check it wont stain your jeans first though, hope this helps\njust soak the glue thoroughly and rob as you soak.
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Could be anything, You could be having an allergic reaction to it
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This is a normal reaction. Apply warm washclothes to the area and if not allergic take some tylenol for the discomfort. This should resolve in a few days.
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you might be alergic.. your clothes cause a skin reaction
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Well based on personal experience, I think anusol. The others dry too fast and leave flaky residue in your underpants. Anusol is kind of greasy though, you may want to wear some sort of diaper to keep from staining your pants. Hope this helps!!
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If you use Savlon, you'll end up staining your clothes. Try sodium hydrochoride -Javel- instead (don't use it on coloured clothes) or else use disinfectant that do not contain javel
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i do, it's a common problem. mine is caused from wearing a cast several times. can b heredity
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No, however that is a symptom of other allergies. You have a large case of Urticaria (hives). I suggest you take cool showers after you sweat. Use a non-allergenic soap AND a non-allergenic detergent on your clothing! Usually, it is an allergy to your clothes (the soap you use on them). Also, you should double rinse them. YOu can get dye and perfume free laundry soap AND fabric softener. I use Downy Free fabric softener and Wisk Free or All Free laundry detergent.
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1. The most common reaction is contact DERMATITIS, or skin inflammation.  Repeated skin contact with resins and hardeners may also cause chronic contact dermatitis, which is usually milder but longer lasting. If left untreated for long periods it can progress to eczema, a form of dermatitis that can include swelling, blisters and itching.\n\n2.   ALLERGIC DERMATITIS is a more serious problem, but less than 2% of epoxy users are likely to get it. Allergic dermatitis is when the body hyperreacts to an allergen.  You are most susceptible if you have been grossly overexposed to epoxy or if you are inherently sensitized or allergic to a component of epoxy.  Once sensitized, additional (and sometimes increasingly severe) reactions become likely upon future exposures, even to tiny amounts of epoxy. It is difficult, but not impossible to prevent recurrences. Resume epoxy use only after symptoms disappear, and strictly follow the recommended handling procedures to prevent exposure.\n\n3.  Inhaling concentrated epoxy vapors, if done frequently or for long periods, can irritate your respiratory tract. Exposing sensitive skin areas, like the eyelids, to highly concentrated epoxy vapors may cause itching and swelling.   Never breathe the sanding dust of partially cured epoxy. Epoxy chemicals remain reactive until they have cured. Serious health problems can result from sanding epoxy before it is fully cured. When you inhale these dust particles, they become trapped in the mucus lining of your respiratory system. The reactive material can cause severe respiratory irritation and/or respiratory allergies.\n...breathing any nuisance dust will worsen existing respiratory problems. Smokers and others whose lungs are under strain are far more likely to develop serious respiratory problems.\n\n***Note--I did not just copy and paste this info.  I took the time to copy over the info that was important, as your question is of a serious nature--and deserves serious attention.  I would also recommend asking to see the MSDS sheets for the epoxy you are wokring with to familiarize yourself with what you need to avoid to prevent further sensitization.  Good luck and take care of yourself.
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Removing lint from my belly button.
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my biggest peive is yarn-wet yarn to be exact. It makes my teeth hurt just thinking about it. See my grams used to make all her grandchildren sweaters at christmas time and we all had to wear them (yippie) and some of my cousins sucked or chewed on theirs and ever since it has bothered me horribly. That and teeth grinding...grrrrr
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Wash and dry them regularly. Try not to be too nervous.
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there are many ways to correct this depending on what the problem is.  \nIf the elastic is old, it will not draw up (the rubber in the elastic has dried out) like an old rubber band.\n\nuse a shorter length of elastic\n\nthe elastic may not be strong enough(like using pantie ela. for a denim skirt) For your project there is a clear elastic that  you can find at Hancock fabric or Jo Ann Fabrics.  This is the elastic used in manufactured bating suits around the leg and back areas. Although light weight. it has INCREDIBLY DURABLE, 6" will stretch almost 2' and fully recover to original length.  Washable, safe in dryer, even w/ high heat. But do be careful not to get it to tight because it wont grow as some elastic will.
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sounds like contact dermatitis...an allergic reaction to soap or something else you've come in contact with.  \n\nI'm allergic to betadine and latex gloves...I get the same small blisters when I wear gloves or use betadine soap.