The splinter site should be cleaned before attempting to remove the splinter using tweezers, tape, baking soda, or essential oils. After removing the splinter, the affected area should be washed ...

It can cause tightness of the jaw, stiff muscles, and fever. The rule of thumb is: if you can see the splinter, try to remove it. Be sure to use clean tweezers. Disinfect the wound once the ...

Take a small bowl, add baking soda and water, and mix them to form a paste. Apply the paste on splinter and cover with bandage. Leave it overnight to loosen the splinter.