How Do You Remove A Liquid Bandage?
Liquid bandages are an alternative to traditional bandages, which can sometimes be difficult to apply, keep on and remove. Some hard-to-cover wounds may benefit from the use of a liquid bandage. The liquid bandage goes on without pain, remains waterproof and flexible and forms a clear seal over the affected area, helping the body begin its natural healing process. Applying a liquid bandage can even help stop pain and minor bleeding. Unlike traditional bandages, which are sometimes painful to remove, liquid bandages come off easily. Once you apply a liquid bandage, you will usually want to leave it on until it sloughs off. But if you need to remove the liquid bandage before that time, you will find it simple and painless. Use a cotton ball or swab to apply baby or mineral oil to the area covered by the liquid bandage. Wait a minute for the oil to penetrate the liquid bandage and begin to dissolve it. Using soap and water, gently wash off the oil, removing the liquid bandage. If any liqu
