How to Dissolve Warts
Warts are small growths that can appear anyplace on the body, but usually grow on the hands and feet. There are many methods to remove warts: Sometimes it's best to seek medical treatment or even try over-the-counter treatment, but there are a number of folk remedy cures you might try first if the wart is not severe.
Things You'll Need:
Duct tape
Apple cider vinegar
Glycerin
Bananas
Milk weed or dandelions
Garlic cloves
1
Use apple cider vinegar to dissolve the warts. Mix an equal amount of vinegar and glycerin in a small container. Apply this solution daily to the area around the wart. When the wart is completely dissolved, discontinue use.
2
Apply duct tape over the wart, or the area affected by warts. Leave this tape on for a week and remove. Check to make certain that the warts are gone. If not, apply a new piece.
3
Bruise garlic and tape it to the affected area. Leave the garlic on for one week. Check and reapply if necessary.
4
Cut a piece of banana skin somewhat larger than the wart. Place it on the wart and secure with duct tape or a bandage. Check the area every other day and change the banana skin regularly until the wart is gone.
5
Find a milkweed plant or a dandelion. Plop off the head of the flower to get the sap from the stem. Use the sap from either plant and apply it directly to the wart daily until the wart disappears.
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Warts are small growths that can appear anyplace on the body, but usually grow on the hands and feet. There are many methods to remove warts: Sometimes it's best to seek medical treatment or even try over-the-counter treatment, but there are a number of folk remedy cures you might try first if the wart is not severe.
Things You'll Need:
Duct tape
Apple cider vinegar
Glycerin
Bananas
Milk weed or dandelions
Garlic cloves
1
Use apple cider vinegar to dissolve the warts. Mix an equal amount of vinegar and glycerin in a small container. Apply this solution daily to the area around the wart. When the wart is completely dissolved, discontinue use.
2
Apply duct tape over the wart, or the area affected by warts. Leave this tape on for a week and remove. Check to make certain that the warts are gone. If not, apply a new piece.
3
Bruise garlic and tape it to the affected area. Leave the garlic on for one week. Check and reapply if necessary.
4
Cut a piece of banana skin somewhat larger than the wart. Place it on the wart and secure with duct tape or a bandage. Check the area every other day and change the banana skin regularly until the wart is gone.
5
Find a milkweed plant or a dandelion. Plop off the head of the flower to get the sap from the stem. Use the sap from either plant and apply it directly to the wart daily until the wart disappears.
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