Re: [VFB] Great cure!!!

[mark romero]

Nutraderm (sp?) works very well. My hands take a serious beating especially 
in the winter time doing all the chores around here with the animals and the 
up keep of the property. Unfortunately i just find i can't get anywhere near 
enough work done in a workable amount of time, waring gloves. Another good 
one is Arnica, i think it's European. And Juniper Breeze is also good. Good 
ole' Vasiline Intensive Care aint to bad. Good luck. mark

From: Dan Harriman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Great cure!!!
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 19:29:17 -0600
Hello Jack and Jimi;
Yup, Bag Balm works wonders. Good stuff.  Sure softens and sooths the skin.
Tight lines,
SaltyDan
Dan Harriman
Orange, Texas
At 07:05 PM 1/24/2005, you wrote:
A friend was in the auto glass business and as you can guess his hands 
took quite a beating from all the solvents, sealants and glass slivers. He 
swore by a product called "Bag Balm" (?spelling). It is used by dairy 
farmers to treat the cows for soreness caused by the milking machines. 
Never had cause to use it myself but he said that it worked like a charm. 
Just a possible alternate for anyone who doesn't have a nearby Emu to tap.

Jack
"The worst day on the stream is infinitely better than the best day at the 
office."

On Thursday, January 20, 2005, at 09:51  PM, Desert Eagle wrote:
 I explained that every winter my skin on my hand dries out so bad
he said he had a suggestion. They gave me some "Emu Oil" to rub into it.
This has worked where all other skin and
hand lotions have failed.
  Jimi

If at first you don't succeed, maybe you shouldn't try sky diving!
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