| 5 star (10) | 83% | |
| 1 star (2) | 17% |
Dan W (Northampton, MA) on 05/26/2022: 
Warning
I read about using duct tape to get rid of warts by covering them with it. I didn't have any duct tape, but I had Gorilla tape, which is stronger, so I figured it should work just the same if not better. I put a piece over one wart overnight and when I woke up, the skin around it was painful and discolored. The skin has remained discolored for 4-5 months so far. And it was painful for weeks afterwards.
Do NOT try this!!! Big regrets. The wart is still there, btw.
Tarai381 (Allentown, Pa) on 01/31/2014: 
Cut a small piece of Duct tape and taped it on my warts, I even took showers with it on my wart. I had the duck tape on day & night. And only replaced the tape when it starts to get loose. After couple of days the wart softened and eventually disappeared after a week. And its been a few years and it hasn't come back.
When my daughter was very little, she had a big wart on her thumb. So I wrapped it with tape & couple of days later, it was gone! And it hasn't been back & she's 16 yrs. old now.
Matty (Seattle, Usa) on 04/29/2013:
Francisca (Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France) on 05/01/2010:
Breandan (Carlingford, Ireland) on 04/27/2010:
My doctor froze the four I showed him, now I have around a dozen! Commercial solvents don't work either.
I'm off to try Apple Cider Vinegar (I have lots, I make it from my own apples), banana skin and voodoo potato treatment (which my family used, decades ago - it can also be done with a slug, if I remember correctly!). Maybe tea-tree oil and vitamin E if I can find them.
I had lots of warts, for years, in my teens but they just went away eventually, so maybe it is about an immune response.
Denise (Torrington, ct) on 01/25/2008:
Elizabeth (Ormond Beach, FL) on 02/10/2007:
Natalie (Austin, TX) on 12/31/2006:
John (Solon, OH) on 12/26/2006:
Julie (West Jordan, Ut) on 10/17/2006:
| 5 star (10) | 83% | |
| 1 star (2) | 17% |
Dan W (Northampton, MA) on 05/26/2022:
Warning
I read about using duct tape to get rid of warts by covering them with it. I didn't have any duct tape, but I had Gorilla tape, which is stronger, so I figured it should work just the same if not better. I put a piece over one wart overnight and when I woke up, the skin around it was painful and discolored. The skin has remained discolored for 4-5 months so far. And it was painful for weeks afterwards.
Do NOT try this!!! Big regrets. The wart is still there, btw.
Tarai381 (Allentown, Pa) on 01/31/2014:
Cut a small piece of Duct tape and taped it on my warts, I even took showers with it on my wart. I had the duck tape on day & night. And only replaced the tape when it starts to get loose. After couple of days the wart softened and eventually disappeared after a week. And its been a few years and it hasn't come back.
When my daughter was very little, she had a big wart on her thumb. So I wrapped it with tape & couple of days later, it was gone! And it hasn't been back & she's 16 yrs. old now.
Matty (Seattle, Usa) on 04/29/2013:
Francisca (Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France) on 05/01/2010:
Breandan (Carlingford, Ireland) on 04/27/2010:
My doctor froze the four I showed him, now I have around a dozen! Commercial solvents don't work either.
I'm off to try Apple Cider Vinegar (I have lots, I make it from my own apples), banana skin and voodoo potato treatment (which my family used, decades ago - it can also be done with a slug, if I remember correctly!). Maybe tea-tree oil and vitamin E if I can find them.
I had lots of warts, for years, in my teens but they just went away eventually, so maybe it is about an immune response.
Denise (Torrington, ct) on 01/25/2008:
Elizabeth (Ormond Beach, FL) on 02/10/2007:
Natalie (Austin, TX) on 12/31/2006:
John (Solon, OH) on 12/26/2006:
Julie (West Jordan, Ut) on 10/17/2006:
Dan W (Northampton, MA) on 05/26/2022:
Warning
I read about using duct tape to get rid of warts by covering them with it. I didn't have any duct tape, but I had Gorilla tape, which is stronger, so I figured it should work just the same if not better. I put a piece over one wart overnight and when I woke up, the skin around it was painful and discolored. The skin has remained discolored for 4-5 months so far. And it was painful for weeks afterwards.
Do NOT try this!!! Big regrets. The wart is still there, btw.
Tarai381 (Allentown, Pa) on 01/31/2014:
Cut a small piece of Duct tape and taped it on my warts, I even took showers with it on my wart. I had the duck tape on day & night. And only replaced the tape when it starts to get loose. After couple of days the wart softened and eventually disappeared after a week. And its been a few years and it hasn't come back.
When my daughter was very little, she had a big wart on her thumb. So I wrapped it with tape & couple of days later, it was gone! And it hasn't been back & she's 16 yrs. old now.
Matty (Seattle, Usa) on 04/29/2013:
Francisca (Michelbach-le-bas, Alsace, France) on 05/01/2010:
Breandan (Carlingford, Ireland) on 04/27/2010:
My doctor froze the four I showed him, now I have around a dozen! Commercial solvents don't work either.
I'm off to try Apple Cider Vinegar (I have lots, I make it from my own apples), banana skin and voodoo potato treatment (which my family used, decades ago - it can also be done with a slug, if I remember correctly!). Maybe tea-tree oil and vitamin E if I can find them.
I had lots of warts, for years, in my teens but they just went away eventually, so maybe it is about an immune response.
Denise (Torrington, ct) on 01/25/2008:
Elizabeth (Ormond Beach, FL) on 02/10/2007:
Natalie (Austin, TX) on 12/31/2006:
John (Solon, OH) on 12/26/2006:
Julie (West Jordan, Ut) on 10/17/2006:
