Ever forgotten you had jalapeno juice on your hands and rubbed your eyes....or somewhere worse than that?

Answer 1

the first time I had Japanese food I thought the Wasabi (mustard) was a side dish..and ate a table spoon full of it....not a pretty site..lol

Answer 2

Milk, like they said, er even beer, but NEVER touch your eyes (as you found out). The jalapeno spice is in an oil, and oil and water don't mix, so just using the sink won't help. Milk will break it up, and beer will too. Soap might. Sometimes it's better to take a baggie or something and put it over your hands before chopping, then take the baggie off when done and throw it away without touching the outside. This is called "learning the hard way". Hope you feel better.

Answer 3

A friend of mine had habanero juice on his hand and went and took a leak and his thing was on fire and he was crying when he came back to where we were.

Answer 4

Oh yes, much worse, and be glad you weren't the victim. Needless to say I didn't get to second base that night.

Answer 5

Oh man, that hurts. I now have a box of doctors gloves that I use when cleaning peppers

Answer 6

One time I rubbed Ben Gay on my husbands back then went to go change a tampon....


Yea...

Answer 7

Reminds me of that song by Ron Fry
http://www.ronfry.com/lyrics/WhoPutThePepper.txt

Answer 8

no, the old cajun cook justin wilson beat that warning into my drunken head, don't rub you eye or it's jus too bad

Answer 9

I've been lucky enough for that not to happen.. at least as of yet..

Answer 10

oh man i don't even want to tell you lol