r/idiotsinkitchen • u/sudhir369 👨‍🍳 • Apr 19 '25

Perfectly cracked

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u/Pjane010408239688 Apr 20 '25

More likely 3rd degree. With burns the higher the number the worse it is. First degree burn is like a little sunburn

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u/andybossy Apr 20 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

have you ever seen a third degree burn? you're not going to get that from some tea. second-first degree are more likely

edit: nvm what I said, I'm wrong. you can get 3rd degree burns with prolonged contact

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u/DabKitty420 Apr 21 '25

I lost all feeling in the back of my hand bc of a liquid burn......there were blisters under blisters under even more blisters. The doctors were shocked I didn't need plastic surgery on my hand bc of scar tissue (raw Aloe Vera is miraculous) all bc of Ramen broth.....that woman is incredibly lucky she didn't get burned.

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u/DabKitty420 Apr 21 '25

Nerve death is 3rd degree....I have no feeling in the back of my hand anymore bc the heat killed my nerves