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[mentalnurse]

The flappy bit can be annoying, though. Sticking it down is usually the best option, so long as it is clean underneath (which it will be if it was a clean blade, clean finger and bled freely.)[/QUOTE]

u ever seen johns hands or his shed....

 

[Singeblister]

hehe My hands are usualy black and my workshop is really filthy but the blade was nice and clean was on the fine mop

 

[xavierdoc]

I expect any bacteria will have been sliced in half at the time of injury, in any case.

 

[Cobweb]

If the plasters get annoying, you could superglue the flappy bit back, I did it on a bad slice from glass and it healed quite quickly. At least you will have an interesting scar!

Edit: Superglue stings a bit so don't put too much on

 

[firebreather]

somethings never change will they mate.
A&E would have been the best place to go but unless you can get there in less than one hour from injury the nurses will have a really hard time to get anything done with the wound other than clean it and apply bandages etc. So by now its a bit late.
Hope it stays clean and heals up ok.

Greg