[header] How to remove a band aid painlessly [title] Soak the bandage in water. [step] You've probably had the misfortune of coming across someone's used bandage floating in the gutter of a public swimming pool, and therefore are aware that exposure to water weakens a bandage's adhesion to skin. [substeps] No, don't go to your public pool.
[header] How to remove a band aid painlessly [title] Soak the bandage in water. [step] You've probably had the misfortune of coming across someone's used bandage floating in the gutter of a public swimming pool, and therefore are aware that exposure to water weakens a bandage's adhesion to skin. [substeps] No, don't go to your public pool.
The chlorinated water will cause chlorine and other harmful chemicals to react with your bandage. This tears the bandage, making it easier to remove. Soak in the bathtub for a bit, and then try removing the bandage. A leisurely shower may work as well. Soaking the bandage in water is usually enough to clear away the stain. [title] Apply a layer of antibiotic cream. You'll have to remove your bandage from it's original packaging. You may find this wikihow article's outline on how to remove a band-aid for the purpose above.