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Old 10-07-2008, 02:13 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Green ant bite tip. crush a panadol tablet ,wet it to make a paste then apply to bite , instant relief . This is good if you have young children that are screaming with pain.
Another good tip for ant bites eg: bullants ect is to use a piece of new growth Bracken and break the stem and rub it on the bite, works a treat. CHEERS
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Old 11-07-2008, 08:27 AM   #22 (permalink)
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good one grumpy didnt know that one does it just work onant bites or would it work on other bites and stings
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not sure if it would work on love bites:
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Old 11-07-2008, 06:04 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Haha, no... I don't think it would PLUS love bites don't hurt, well not normal ones anyways LOL... On topic now!
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Old 29-07-2008, 11:31 AM   #25 (permalink)
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sterile surgical gloves, plastic bags, eye pads, gel bandaids, scissors,
for sydney people who want to set up a first aid kit try Aussie first aid supplies 96748455 I got my kit through them and it was a better equipped and cheaper kit than the others I have seen, my kit with a couple of personal extra's I added set me back $92 it is in a soft carry bag with a waist strap.
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I saw a few guys on the trails (they were camping) yesterday - in the back of one of the rigs my missus spotted a blow up doll. I figured they must dress her up in a nurses outfit and explain her as part of their first aid kit.

I also carry that handcleaner / antibacterial gel - you don't need water and if you get injured while working on the rig while out & about, it gets the grease and dirt off easy, cleans the wound, and tape (or band-aid) sticks better.

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I carry tampons in my first aid kit as im a bow hunter and the tampon seems to be just the right size to plug a arrow wound
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I carry tampons in my first aid kit as im a bow hunter and the tampon seems to be just the right size to plug a arrow wound
Maybe you're holding the bow backwards.
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No no no i have the bow the right way that’s not my body slumped on my bonnet he had no tampons
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Another good tip for ant bites eg: bullants ect is to use a piece of new growth Bracken and break the stem and rub it on the bite, works a treat. CHEERS
I can vouch for this one. I was mauled by about 50 bullants when i was about 7. My uncle was on hand and being the bushman he was, knew about this so he rubbed the bites with bracken. Worked wonders. I still don't like bullants......

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