Sunday, December 22, 2024

Watch A Genius Hack For Putting On Band-Aids

There comes a time in your life where you feel too old to be learning a new way to do something you’ve been doing your whole life. Like, if someone told you you were washing your hair wrong or putting on deodorant incorrectly, you’d probably be hesitant to change your ways. Now, word comes that many of us have been putting on Band-Aids. You can watch a genius hack for putting on Band-Aids.

There is a little known hack making its rounds on social media that requires nothing more than a pair of scissors and two quick cuts in you bandage. The entire thing takes seconds and will forever change your life for the better. Unlike changing the way you wash your hair, you’ll want to incorporate this new way of taking care of yourself.

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Watch a genius hack for putting on Band-Aids

And since we are on the topic of Band-Aids.

The adhesive bandages were part of the medical kit that orbited the moon during the Apollo 8 mission. One year later, they were part of the Apollo 11 mission, which landed the first man on the moon.

Little Golden Books published Doctor Dan The Bandage Man. The story is about a little boy who scratches his finger while playing. He runs to his mom, who washes it clean and bandages his finger good as new with a Band-Aid. For the rest of the book, every time a friend, family member, pet or favorite toy gets a boo-boo, Dan puts a bandage on it to make it better. Doctor Dan’s first printing of 1.75 million copies is the largest first printing of any Little Golden Book to date.

 

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