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Anonymous Sun Sep 23 12:18:01 2012 No.297723 [Reply] [Original]

hey /diy/ i come to you seeking advice. Recently i brought a new blanket for $150 (most comfiest thing in the fucking world) but every morning now i wake up with chaffed red nuts. i think it has something to do with the underwear I'm wearing but whatever.

I've recently read that ground pepper, lemon, tea and japeno mixed together create a paste that stops the red chaffing. So far Ive used it for three days now and the red chaffing has gone away but it always stings like fucking shit!

So what can i add to this to take out the stinging?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 12:38:15 2012 No.297734 Try mint leaves.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 12:53:30 2012 No.297744 >>297734 thanks ill post back in the morning with how it went

Tawm Bwady !!EtTFwK1V7aB Sun Sep 23 12:57:15 2012 No.297747

Before bed, apply a salve available at most stores (I get it at Walmart).

It's called Mineral Ice. It's a thick, blue gel kinda stuff. It's very cooling. I use it on my elbows in the winter, keeps them from getting rubbed raw against flannel bedsheets.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 14:17:45 2012 No.297776 Why do you wear underwear in bed?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 15:03:16 2012 No.297805 >>297776 to stop my bed from getting dirty in case poo falls out

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 15:19:31 2012 No.297808 Op, get some fucking desitin. Cheap, works, and doesn't sting.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 15:22:30 2012 No.297809 You all have some womanly skin if you're getting chafed from blankets.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 15:27:30 2012 No.297816 >>297805 are you serios? maybe you should try another cleaning agent?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 18:03:30 2012 No.297892 Baby powder. Seriously. And I mean just use baby powder.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 20:44:45 2012 No.297983 >>297809 Seconding this. I don't understand, are you guys just rubbing yourselves repeatedly against the blankets until it creates a friction burn or what?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 20:58:15 2012 No.297989 >>297723 gettin too hot under the blanket maybe? toasted nuts and heat rash. A+D ointment. works great on my toddlers nuts.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 21:24:45 2012 No.298006 >>297723 >2012 >not having a nice, soft top sheet on your bed

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 23 21:56:15 2012 No.298016 >>297723 It's probably unrelated to the blanket as other parts of your body would be affected too. The only sensitive skin on your body isn't your nuts.

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