Is it better to let a wound dry out or to try and keep it moist? If you don’t know this video is for you!
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Today’s video is the first of many videos entitled ‘Myth vs. Fact’ where Hot on Health will bust common healthcare myths! A wound heals best with a most, covered environment and NOT when it is left to dry out. Find out why!
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In this latest fishing line test, we put 20lb fluorocarbon leader line up against 20lb traditional monofilament leader line to see which one had the most abrasion resistance.
For years, we just assumed that fluoro line would be stronger and much more abrasion resistant than mono line (because that is what the line manufactures have led us to believe), but we had never seen any real proof.
So we decided to put the two lines in a head-to-head test to see which one would last the longest against sandpaper (similar to the mouth of a snook).
The results kind of shocked us.
Check out what happened and let us know what questions you have and any other ways we can improve the experiment.
