How does snot get on the top of your nose when you blow it into a tissue?
@sachikobrandl (151)
United States
September 12, 2010 11:36pm CST
I just can not figure it out, but it happens every time. Can you explain this phenomenon to me?
3 responses
@pollytoast (195)
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13 Sep 10
ha, ha what an odd question to ask, i love it! i do the same thing, no matter what i do it ends up on my nose, i hate having the cold because i cant blow my nose infront of anyone, i always have to go to the bathroom or face away and then check myself in a mirror to make sure i am not snot faced!!!
@sachikobrandl (151)
• United States
18 Sep 10
oh i am soo glad that i am not the only one that has this problem! lol. i had blown my nose 3 times this day and all three times... snot on the nose! i just had to ask!
@hardworkinggurl (37063)
• United States
13 Sep 10
It has to do with the rubbing technique we utilize after each rub we do. 
Also the type of tissue we probably are using maybe perhaps not absorbent enough.
Also the type of tissue we probably are using maybe perhaps not absorbent enough.@sachikobrandl (151)
• United States
18 Sep 10
i belive that you are correct. i have gone over my blowing technique and i do think it effects my nose getting snotted. how eles to do it.... no idea!
@ambercatharine (36)
• United States
13 Sep 10
well... umm.. anything I suggest is a complete guess but, I believe that you may move the tissue up after you actually blow your nose and it comes off the tissue onto your nose. Sometimes I do that to but don't seem to have the same problem as you. Maybe it's nose blowing technique. Not sure but, I tried.
@sachikobrandl (151)
• United States
18 Sep 10
thank you for your efforts and i do belive its the technique. but i cant seem to figure a better way to do it. i have a big nose and it requires certain blowing, lol. thank you for posting!
