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Eye Blisters, a result!!

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    Kent
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    Of all the helpful advice concerning the mangy eye blisters I suffered from I have a result and they
    are now a thing of the past. The cause was not washing the helmet pads at the front of the helmet.
    when they got soaked with sweat again the filthy bacteria went into overdrive giving me a form of
    sweat pox on my eye lids. The remedy is soo simple.. WASH the pads with some water and squeeze them
    through a few times, it only takes a minute or so and I haven't had the problem since. Hurrah. Now
    about these boils on my butt...

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    Regards

    Kent

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  2. Michael Dart
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    "Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... .

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    Now about these boils on my butt...

    You'll want to talk to Darsh about that. ;^)

    Mike

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  3. Jonathan Bond
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    Kent said:

    Of all the helpful advice concerning the mangy eye blisters I suffered from I have a result and
    they are now a thing of the past. The cause was not washing the helmet pads at the front of the
    helmet. when they got soaked with sweat again the filthy bacteria went into overdrive giving me a
    form of sweat pox on my eye lids. The remedy is soo simple.. WASH the pads with some water and
    squeeze them through a few times, it only takes a minute or so and I haven't had the problem
    since. Hurrah. Now about these boils on my butt...

    --

    Regards

    Kent

    Pssst... try washing your bike shorts 😉

    Jon Bond

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  4. Darsh
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    "Michael Dart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    "Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... .

    Quoted message said:

    Now about these boils on my butt...

    You'll want to talk to Darsh about that. ;^)

    darsh

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    Mike

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  5. Gabrielle
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    Michael Dart said:

    "Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... .

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    Now about these boils on my butt...


    You'll want to talk to Darsh about that. ;^)

    Or get Clydesdale to teach you how he BBQs. I bet that would clear it up.

    gabrielle

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  6. Slacker
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    Kent said:

    Of all the helpful advice concerning the mangy eye blisters I suffered from I have a result and
    they are now a thing of the past. The cause was not washing the helmet pads at the front of the
    helmet. when they got soaked with sweat again the filthy bacteria went into overdrive giving me
    a form of sweat pox on my eye lids. The remedy is soo simple.. WASH the pads with some water and
    squeeze them through a few times, it only takes a minute or so and I haven't had the problem
    since. Hurrah. Now about these boils on my butt...

    --

    Regards

    Kent

    Pssst... try washing your bike shorts 😉

    Jon Bond

    And wiping after taking a dump!
    --
    Slacker

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