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Cotton Swabs Under Eyes. Sterile cotton swabs can be used, instead of fingers, to apply drops and ointments to the eye lid margins and eye lashes. Remove the swab or cloth and check to see if you still feel something in your eye. Use a cotton swab to brush away any flakes on your eyelids. Cotton balls and cotton swabs, as the most common disinfection and cleaning tools, are often used to touch the appropriate amount. A clean finger, or sterile cotton swab, is used to gently wash the eye lashes, paying particular attention to the base of the lashes where debris and bacteria can accumulate. Slip the cotton swab or corner of a clean cloth gently behind the eyelid and slowly roll your eye toward the back of your head. If the dirt hasn't come out with blinking or with a cotton swab, rinse your eyes to get the dirt out. Dip the cotton swab in the cleaning solution and gently brush it back.

Sterile cotton swabs can be used, instead of fingers, to apply drops and ointments to the eye lid margins and eye lashes. Slip the cotton swab or corner of a clean cloth gently behind the eyelid and slowly roll your eye toward the back of your head. Remove the swab or cloth and check to see if you still feel something in your eye. Use a cotton swab to brush away any flakes on your eyelids. If the dirt hasn't come out with blinking or with a cotton swab, rinse your eyes to get the dirt out. Dip the cotton swab in the cleaning solution and gently brush it back. Cotton balls and cotton swabs, as the most common disinfection and cleaning tools, are often used to touch the appropriate amount. A clean finger, or sterile cotton swab, is used to gently wash the eye lashes, paying particular attention to the base of the lashes where debris and bacteria can accumulate.

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Cotton Swabs Under Eyes Use a cotton swab to brush away any flakes on your eyelids. Cotton balls and cotton swabs, as the most common disinfection and cleaning tools, are often used to touch the appropriate amount. Dip the cotton swab in the cleaning solution and gently brush it back. A clean finger, or sterile cotton swab, is used to gently wash the eye lashes, paying particular attention to the base of the lashes where debris and bacteria can accumulate. Remove the swab or cloth and check to see if you still feel something in your eye. Sterile cotton swabs can be used, instead of fingers, to apply drops and ointments to the eye lid margins and eye lashes. Use a cotton swab to brush away any flakes on your eyelids. If the dirt hasn't come out with blinking or with a cotton swab, rinse your eyes to get the dirt out. Slip the cotton swab or corner of a clean cloth gently behind the eyelid and slowly roll your eye toward the back of your head.