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Keep it.. might be worth money one day
THAT, my good man, is the original blanking plate/rubber hole bung ORIGINALLY intended for the iphone 7 headphone socket, but as you can see it was less than attractive so they blanked it off instead.
Keep it.. might be worth money one day
Originally Posted by Advice Trinity by Knoxville
Looks like a Tumour.
Please say it....
Let's play a game:
How many hairs?
Your task is to go back to the original image and look at it for no more than 2 seconds then come back here and report how many hairs you think you can see.
GO!
Not so much U Can't Touch This, as.. no thanks.
Sorry if that sounds a little callous, djb. You still with us dude?
Aliorum vitia turbaverunt me
On matters of fuchsia-proofing?I mean, don't sensible people get tech advice from their florist?
Aliorum vitia turbaverunt me
OP,
If it's painful, use Savlon Advanced healing gel for a few days.
If it feels hard, it's a callus that's formed because of friction between that area of your foot and your shoes/trainers.
You can invest in a callus treatment gel like Bazuka but if I were you, I would use a diamond drill ( it's actually called Scholl Velvet Smooth Diamond Pedi Electric Hard Skin Remover ) and then apply vaseline. This will take a few weeks of drilling and vaseline application before it levels up.
The poor man's alternative would be to soak in warm water for half an hour and then use a disposable razor to peel the skin a few times. Apply vaseline and repeat in a few days' time.
Wish you all the best and a speedy recovery.
Yes, looks like a corn and more specifically the type known as a hard corn. Info/treatment suggestions here
Well if Herr Doktor Oetker says so it must be true. If in doubt get a second opinion from this guy:
pollaxe (13-10-2016)
I love that you've come to a tech forum to ask for advice on a warty toe. I'm sure you will only get quality advice here.
In my capacity as someone who uses the internet, I have determined that it is none of the three major toe deformities that exist amongst standard humans.
http://patient.info/doctor/toe-deformities
Hey, I am a doctor (just not a medical one!)
The lad I used to run with developed a couple of these due to the shonky old trainers he was using.
Last edited by pollaxe; 13-10-2016 at 07:25 AM.
ik9000 (13-10-2016)
He has a PhD in pizza nutrition and baking accessories.
Hey, I am a doctor (just not a medical one!)
pollaxe (13-10-2016)
You don't think he tried sanding it down and fainted do you?Not so much U Can't Touch This, as.. no thanks.
Sorry if that sounds a little callous, djb. You still with us dude?
Plain sandpaper would be cheaper, and work just as well. 90% of the stuff in that section of boots can be found for much less and much better quality in a hardware storeOP,
If it's painful, use Savlon Advanced healing gel for a few days.
If it feels hard, it's a callus that's formed because of friction between that area of your foot and your shoes/trainers.
You can invest in a callus treatment gel like Bazuka but if I were you, I would use a diamond drill ( it's actually called Scholl Velvet Smooth Diamond Pedi Electric Hard Skin Remover ) and then apply vaseline. This will take a few weeks of drilling and vaseline application before it levels up.
The poor man's alternative would be to soak in warm water for half an hour and then use a disposable razor to peel the skin a few times. Apply vaseline and repeat in a few days' time.
Wish you all the best and a speedy recovery.
Yes, man up and get the angle grinder out!
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