Sudocrem or Sudocream

thebigbiffo

consultech wrote: »

I hope your lecturer lectures in something other than a science subject; Isn't it an antiseptic/disinfectant?

this is just an educated guess but i dont think it's either...it's just a healing cream which doesn't nessesarily mean it's antiseptic or a disinfectant

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jigglywoo wrote: »

One of my lecturers calls it poodocream because of all the poo germs in the tubs that get there from putting it on nappy rash and then sticking your hand in to get more.

Yes, because antiseptic is a breeding ground for germs.


Friggin' hygiene nazis.

steve22

Abigayle wrote: »

It will always be Jif to me! :mad:



...whats it for?


All this name-changery is to distract us while they hike up the prices!!


/Takes bite out of Marathon bar

or more recently... a DIME bar..... :rolleyes:

apparently (yes i was listening to Ray Darcy earlier) the sudocrem name has never changed.... it was always sudocrem.... thats not going to stop me calling it sudocream though!!

consultech

thebigbiffo wrote: »

this is just an educated guess but i dont think it's either...it's just a healing cream which doesn't nessesarily mean it's antiseptic or a disinfectant

The clue is in the logo sport

http://www.sudocrem.co.uk/

ejmaztec

thebigbiffo wrote: »

i'm not following?

People sometimes don't read things properly, and their brain fills in the gaps.

Liam Byrne

consultech wrote: »

The clue is in the logo sport

http://www.sudocrem.co.uk/

Considering it's supposedly an Irish company/product, their Irish website is woeful! Actually, it's below woeful, considering half of it doesn't even appear!

http://www.sudocrem.ie

jigglywoo

Fitzcaraldo wrote: »

Yes, because antiseptic is a breeding ground for germs.


Friggin' hygiene nazis.

Well he lectures microbiology and was head of science at one stage so I'd imagine there was tiny bit of truth to his ramblings. Probably poo germs on the lid of it either way.

consultech

jigglywoo wrote: »

Well he lectures microbiology and was head of science at one stage so I'd imagine there was tiny bit of truth to his ramblings. Probably poo germs on the lid of it either way.

So microbial bacteria somehow live and multiply in an antiseptic environment without a food source.

Have you actually seen his degrees?

geeky

A bit of name confusion is hardly the worst that can happen with Sudocrem. My poor grandad, when my parents came up to visit with a baby (and a big tub of the stuff for nappy rash) thought it was a tub of lovely, soft vanilla ice-cream. When they went out, he took a sneaky spoonful. Apparently he couldn't get the taste/texture out of his mouth for ages.

Kiera

Abigayle wrote: »

It will always be Jif to me! :mad:



...whats it for?


All this name-changery is to distract us while they hike up the prices!!


/Takes bite out of Marathon bar

I cant read any of your posts without thinking you're being durty. I'll let you guess what word i thought you meant

Mc Love

A lot of dumb people out there - I always called it sudocrem, so have my family :eek:

FlutterinBantam

Whatever the fcck you call it, don't put it around your ballbag.

That's my experience anyway.

Had a bit of 'bollox bloom' there in the last hot spell, and the nadsack was was a bit angry around the creases and the seam.

Slung a dollop of Sudo on her before retiring to bed, in full hope that she'd be back to 'blue flag' standard by morning.

:eek:No focking way!!!

Angrier than ever, and the whole nipsy area was red raw and itchy.

Good scope out with shower and hot face cloth ,followed by savlon and caldescene got her dried up and two days later she was as well presented,and tidy as a Parish priest's.

Watch that Sudo, didn't work for me.:pac:

Greyfox

Sudocrem just sounds like a weird and really stupid name for a product, I'd never get use to saying it so this interesting revelation is too late for me. It will always be Sudocream to me and anybody who calls it sudocrem to my face will get a slap!

Magenta

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Whatever the fcck you call it, don't put it around your ballbag.

That's my experience anyway.

Had a bit of 'bollox bloom' there in the last hot spell, and the nadsack was was a bit angry around the creases and the seam.

Slung a dollop of Sudo on her before retiring to bed, in full hope that she'd be back to 'blue flag' standard by morning.

:eek:No focking way!!!

Angrier than ever, and the whole nipsy area was red raw and itchy.

Good scope out with shower and hot face cloth ,followed by savlon and caldescene got her dried up and two days later she was as well presented,and tidy as a Parish priest's.

Watch that Sudo, didn't work for me.:pac:

Your balls are FEMALE?! :eek:

rubadub

Greyfox wrote: »

Sudocrem just sounds like a weird and really stupid name for a product

I presume it is meant to be like "soothing cream", I knew it was not spelt cream but always pronounce it that way, just like I pronounce cadburys creme eggs like cream (though there was a post in the snack forum with somebody calling them crem eggs.)

I did think sudocrem was spelt sudocreme because of the eggs. These stupid spellings are a bad idea these days as it makes searching websites hard, especially forums where people will tend to spell it wrong. Have to use that OR syntax.

Sudocrem is very good for healing cuts & sunburn, I get slagged for using it, I thought it was a worldwide product and was looked at like a nutter asking for it abroad, saying "you know the stuff, for babies bums". The main ingredient is zinc oxide, which has loads of uses.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zinc_oxide

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaDJdHPykEA

Sea Sharp

but, but, it's a cream.