Thread: Styptic Pencils...

Originally Posted by Martin103

And just want to mention an alum block works great as well and has many other uses like cut a small chunk of it like a tic tac size
and let it melt in your mouth on an ulcer also if you cut your dog nails to short it will stop the bleeding!!

Try neat Gin rubbed into mouth ulcers on a finger tip...It doesn't sting and the ulcer will be gone almost overnight.

Originally Posted by GOLDCREST

Try neat Gin rubbed into mouth ulcers on a finger tip...It doesn't sting and the ulcer will be gone almost overnight.

how bout just a big gulp of gin and wallow it around before swallowing it????

Originally Posted by paco664

how bout just a big gulp of gin and wallow it around before swallowing it????

I've tried that....It doesn't seem to work quite the same..........But I suppose we can keep trying

absinthe.. i defy anything to survive that. Including my liver.

Salt water for ulcers in the mouth works best. 2 parts salt to water rinse spit out. Do that a couple times will heal up quick. Will sting though. Also good if you have inflamed gums.

The crystal deodorant can also be found in any Walgreen's, CVS, Walmart or target . At least in the tri state area of the USA

Found the Crystal Deodorant at London Drugs today any Canadians looking for it. $6 and they have the plain clear men's one so it doesn't look goofy sitting on your shelf like the Lavender flowery women's one.

Originally Posted by jerrybyers

+1

It does make your mouth pucker.

Yes it does leave quite a pucker but the healing is very fast afterwards!!

[QUOTE=Castel33;851183]Salt water for ulcers in the mouth works best. 2 parts salt to water rinse spit out. Do that a couple times will heal up quick. Will sting though. Also good if you have inflamed gums.

I beg to differ, ulcers go away much faster with alum then rinsing with salt and water, and its been used that way for decades.

I've found an alum block works really well and doesn't sting like the sticks.

Styptic is just the ultimate punishment for making a mistake.
It does its job by making sure that cut doesn't produce a lake
of your blood as your stroke or technique gives your skin a ding.
You learn a good lesson each time Styptic gives you a sting.