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Crazy glue on infant
My 18 month son spilled crazy glue on his legs, in panic I tried washing it of with a sponge in his bathtub. A day has passed and the spots where I cleaned him are red. Does crazy glue burn skin? Or is just redness from rubbing his skin?
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You should have called the number on the bottle right away. This stuff is not good to get on adults skin let alone a little kids. I know it was not your fault and it was an accident so I am not placing blame, but to avoid scars and pain for your little boy you should get him to a doctor to have the red marks checked out. |
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