why when we came out from air-con room, our hands are sticky or wet?
535163
It may not be the air conditioning that's causing that....
768449
Windex, make sure you flush your hands with plenty of water afterwards.
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I read an article about sweaty hands in a magizine. this girl like couldnt even hold a pen. then she went to a doctor and he told her how to take care of it. i cant find it right now but just visit a doctor if its that bad.
1165694
Maybe you are allergic to the ingredients in alcohol or it could be that your body is holding in water due to the alcohol.
425748
it could be your deoderant\n\nyou should see your doctor
566813
we sweat to lowe bodt temp, if the air is humid then the sweat remains on the skin as there is nowhere for it to go as the air is already saturated which short circuits our only cooling mechanism
526752
If you put your hand in a semi-full glass of water, the water spills out.  Same idea.  With him inside, there's not much room left.\n\nAlso, when you stand up, there's gravity so it starts dripping now.  It's all perfectly normal.  Wipe it off and go back to bed.
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It really keeps our bodies. heat rises off of our bodies when it's cold outside, so the hair on our bodies do too to trap some of that hot air. Oil is everywhere on our bodies, It sticks to our skin so it doesn't dry out. Soap get rid of that oil. i.e when you wash your hands you get rid of the oil on your hands as well as dirt. You hands become dry, when you put lotion on them they feel pretty nice... or if you wait a while the oil gradually comes out of the oil pores putting oil where it used to be.
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its due to movement of the house nothing more.\nIn dry periods houses move, in wet periods houses move.
524766
i'm guessing, its dried soap.. or your skin is really dry..
131647
dry air, hemmorrage, a hard right, or others. If it keeps happenin' see a doctor.
614370
i believe sticky feeling.
1085969
Because it causes the moisture on your hand to flash freeze and stick to it.  Just don't do it with your tongue!
898062
You may have been chilly.\nOr, after being in the water where your limbs were floating & supported by the water, they may have temporarily grown acclimated to being held up. So, when you got out of the tub, they suddenly had to support your frame again, & they were trembling as they adjusted back to this.
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Speaking for myself: I get really wet--alot more so than before I have an O;and I kinda shake (my body). My face feels really hot and the breathing increases. It's more like panting with a couple of unidentifiable words thrown in there. Oh and I clench my fists and "down there" gets really tight!!!!
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Your hands can become dry and flaky from all the water and soap, so they can get white and/or red spots. If you can stand to have something on your hands between washings, try Corn Husker's lotion or Neutrogena Hand Treatment- those items work well on hands that are often in water. Plus, try to gently distract yourself with another activity when you get the urge to wash.
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I believe the answer to your question lies on the amount of humidity in the air and the moisture content of your fingers...\n\nLiken it to putting your tongue on a cold metal pole outside in the winter. the moisture on your tongue in the form of saliva immediately freezes on contact with the metal pole.\n\nSomething similar happens when ice cubes stick to your fingers. The moisture in your finger tip immediately freezes on contact with the ice. Hence the sticking.... On dryer days, your fingers are dryer, and there is no sticking.\n\nHope this helps.