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Q: Booger Sucker Question

asked by: AyaMiyaki on October 25th, 2006

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Do they get out those dry boogers too? Aly's nose dried out during this weather change and she has flaky things, but I don't want to use the sucker on her if I don't have to. She *haaaaaaates* that thing, and throws a holy fit whenever she sees it. I just got her to calm down a few minutes ago...

Is there any other way to get those dry flaky things out? Besides shoving my pinky nail up her nostril? (i don't want to do that!)

Replies(4)

Nataliachick7

replied on October 25th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I use saline (little remedies brand) and then sucker them out.

Nataliachick7

replied on October 25th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Sometimes you can just squirt saline up there and they will slide out lol!

Pooh-Bear-2000

replied on October 25th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

nataliachick7 wrote:

sometimes you can just squirt saline up there and they will slide out lol!

i do the same thing. Sometimes the saline will make them sneeze too. Lol. At least for .Noah it does.

AyaMiyaki

replied on October 25th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

I think saline might piss her off more than the sucker... Shocked

but I guess I have no choice... They have to come out! Sad

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