I got water and shaving cream

you should get some, really good for staving off infections on light wounds

the problem is that EU decided that the perfect leaders for it was Germans that hate themselves so much that they are cutting their own balls off in pentene for shit done over 70 years ago

Oh and some bathroom foaming cleaner

I have a few pebbles in me, you'll live

Yeah this is in my hands I have to use for work in less than 12 hours though

any bandages around?

Ducttape and gloves

ask front desk, they have a med kit for sure

A bit of padding is what you need

No but there's a CVS next door. My main concern is just making the wounds watertight, as I work with all sorts of unidentifiable liquids.

bandages

Unless you wanna go to the ER like a bitch

and if you can get some, get surgical gloves

and on top of the gloves, put work gloves

Nah if I claim workman's comp they'll send me home

i would suggest super glue actually, but i'm not sure how it'll hold up to petrochemicals and solvents

something front desk probably have laying around as well

So work around it

if you want water tight though superglue would work

@Tero depends on the kind of glue

@Tero Yeah that's the issue lol I don't know how any bandages stand up to petroleum products

Could be toxic

put on surgical gloves and then tape the wrist

@EnderOctanus

Yeah I guess.

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And that will result in infection

@desert hamster i don't think a lot of surgical gloves would hold up to heavy solvents and petrochemicals

Been there done that

and on top of surgical gloves, get regular work gloves

that are supposed to protect

Well. We use impact gloves and chemical gloves but they can fail.

what i suggested just gives an extra layer of protection

Yeah

but if it is serious, see a doctor ffs

^

I mean it isnt a bad wound, just the fact that it's an open one

ngl i wouldn't even worry that much since whatever you're handling is likely able to be absorbed by the skin anyway

go to front desk ask to borrow their med kit

if you're wearing chemical gloves..