See if you can find colloidal silver. Same thing.Thanks, seems it’s prescription only in the UK... I’ll look into it further.
See if you can find colloidal silver. Same thing.Thanks, seems it’s prescription only in the UK... I’ll look into it further.
Sure, we can go with that instead of some dingus putting a hot pan thereIs that where you punched the floor with your flaming rage fist after you cut yourself?
Is that where you punched the floor with your flaming rage fist after you cut yourself?
Dy-lan, is that you?
Surgical glue as in Super Glue? Yes. Otherwise no.any of you use surgical glue? I swear by it for cuts in the kitchen
any of you use surgical glue? I swear by it for cuts in the kitchen
I don't think he'll be with us much longer.Put the beets and the veg in the walk in, leave the mess there until shift change and I guarantee the FNG is gonna puke out back.
I chef I worked with dropped the box and tried to catch it, sliced a ligament in his finger. Surgery to fix it.That serrated edge on the plastic wrap box gets me more often than it should...
Had a mandolin fall off a prep table at work. I didn’t realize what happened until I saw it hit the floor & felt air hitting fresh meat on the pad of my pinky finger. It took most of the pad, fat, & some meat clean off. Should know more after 48 hours when I get new dressing put on…
I used to pride myself when I worked in the kitchen because I never had to get stitched, there used to be someone going at least once every couple of months. Tonight I brought my knife up too high on some onions, took the skin completely off my knuckle, blood everywhere, didn't hit the bone so I dressed it myself but man don't I feel stupid. After cleaning up the mess and getting the wife to calm down looked at my knife there was a perfectly sliced chunk of knuckle skin stuck to the blade.
Slow and easyHow are you doing? Well I hope?
Slow and easy
Oh my. Definitely don’t try to catch heavy stuff in the kitchen better off just letting it fall and not getting injured in the process.
Never really thought about it before because it hadn't come up. Instincts kicked in. I saw the #10 can start to fall out of the shelving unit about 5 feet off of the ground. And in my split second brain I was like "that leaves me plenty of time to get my leg over there and break the fall and I'll catch it like a hackysack." Let me tell you. A #10 can bears little resemblance to a hackysack if you throw a major limb under it. This was days ago and it still smarts. Definitely goes on my personal dumb list
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