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In the case of an actual burn, please, no one listen to jesustitts and actually look up correct burn treatments. Thank you.
Win win!
You shouldn't have been straightening your hair so close to a bath full of water. It's an obvious hazard and a really stupid idea. YDI.
I'd rather be burned than to be shocked!
Why is there burning hot plates in your bathroom?
Um because hair straighteners are plated? It's not like a curling iron in which it's a rod. It's a straightening iron. Think like the type of iron you use to iron your clothes. That hot strip of metal is called a plate. There are two plates on every hair straightener so that it can do the job properly. By catching the straightener by the plates, Op is saying that op touched the hot, flat, metal plating that lines up the ends of the straightener. Op, fyl.
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Better be one expensive hair straightener
I have so done that before...ouch.