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AyaMiyaki

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Booger Sucker Question Posted: 10-25-06 15:03pm


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!)

Nataliachick7

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Posted: 10-25-06 15:07pm


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

Nataliachick7

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Posted: 10-25-06 15:08pm


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

Pooh-Bear-2000

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Posted: 10-25-06 15:33pm

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

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Posted: 10-25-06 15:35pm


I think saline might piss her off more than the sucker... but I guess I have no choice... They have to come out!

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