What's good treatment for bee, wasp stings?
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03-14-2008, 04:05 PM
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RE: What's good treatment for bee, wasp stings?
good preventative treatment is a windshield and fairing
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03-14-2008, 06:00 PM
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RE: What's good treatment for bee, wasp stings?
ORIGINAL: harleydude68
Baking soda and water - Make a paste with the baking soda and rub it on the sting. Sounds strange but it works. Learned it from my Grandma! (God rest her soul).
oops the idea was to carry with you on the bike. Benadryl!!!
Baking soda and water - Make a paste with the baking soda and rub it on the sting. Sounds strange but it works. Learned it from my Grandma! (God rest her soul).
oops the idea was to carry with you on the bike. Benadryl!!!
since I most always have a water bottle, I just added a small amount of baking soda in a ziplock,and benedrylto my first aid kit.
If needed just pour a wee bit of water into the baggie and make the paste, thenapply to sting site.
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03-14-2008, 08:28 PM
RE: What's good treatment for bee, wasp stings?
Everyone is carrying 3-6 gallons of sting neutralizer right under their nose.
Dip your hankerchief in the gas tank, dab it on the sting.
Gone instantly.
Dip your hankerchief in the gas tank, dab it on the sting.
Gone instantly.
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RE: What's good treatment for bee, wasp stings?
ORIGINAL: baldjohnny
Somebody told me putting a penny on the area will help with the pain (interaction with copper?), probably an old wives tale but just thought I'd throw that in.
Somebody told me putting a penny on the area will help with the pain (interaction with copper?), probably an old wives tale but just thought I'd throw that in.
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