bebe

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-123582-1.htm#3264325

Mona Lisa 2011

This is FALSE! and don't ever try it or you will be sorry.......

IBQUILTIN

I received an email from somebody that was all about cucumbers, and one of the things mentioned was to rub a burn with a slice of cucumber. I touched my arm twice on the oven racks and hubby remembered this email, so I tried it and WOW, it stopped the pain fast and was not even tender the next day. Really good tip

joy

I use yoghurt... amazing stuff... stops the pain straight away and the skin doesn't blister.... have used it several times...leaves no marks either.

Pzazz

I always keep an aloe plant in my house. For a burn, just break off a tip and rub the juice on the burn. Works great, and all natural.

Patti

GG

egg whites

OHSue

Read on in that post and you will see the reference to the Snopes article here.

http://www.snopes.com/medical/homecure/flourburns.asp

OHSue

Read on in that post and you will see the reference to the Snopes article here.

http://www.snopes.com/medical/homecure/flourburns.asp

noahscats7

The flour didn't work for me. I always use March snow.

frugalfabrics

When I worked at mcdonalds (100years ago...lol), we used mustard on our burns and it helped.

Now I have a huge jar of burn ointment (prescription). Got it when I burned the entire palm of my hand (double ouch!)....accidently put my hand on the glass top stove while it was still on.