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What is an fact about Earle Dickson?
he invented the band-aid
What did earle dickson invent?
he invented the band-aid.
What was francis Cabot Lowell's purpose in inventing the Lowell system?
to quickly remove seeds from cloth
What did Earl Dickerson Invent?
Earl Dickerson invented the Band- aid because his wife recieved cuts and burns from cooking. he invented the band aid in 1921. Earl Dickerson is the Vice President of johnson&Johnson company.
What is the reason Earle Dickson invented the band aid?
Because his wife kept cutting herself and burning herself when she worked in the kitchen.
What is the purpose of the red string on Band-Aid brand adhesive packages?
The user pulls the string along the edge of the band-aid enclosure and it cuts the package open.
What was the purpose of inventing the elevator?
To not have to walk
When was Band-Aid created?
Band-Aid was created in 1920.
How many band aid songs are there?
There is one song by the band, "band aid". Band Aid is a group comprised of other famous band members to raise money for charity efforts. There have been several different band aid bands.
What are the lyrics to the stuck on Band-aid commercial?
I am stuck on Band-Aid brand 'cause Band-Aid's stuck on me! I am stuck on Band-Aid brand 'cause germs don't stick on me! 'Cause they hold on tight no matter what on fingers, toes, and knees. I am stuck on Band-Aid brand 'cause Band-Aid helps heal me!
What is band aid 1984?
band aid 1984 is a magicle pony.
What is the British English word for band aid?
band aid = plaster
What is the purpose of inventing the telephone?
so you can communicate
What was the purpose of inventing Crayola crayons?
to color
What band aid works best?
the water proof Band-Aid brand
What was the purpose of inventing the machine gun?
The purpose of inventing the machine gun was to have better fire power during the wars to defends places and win positions and the war.
What is a band-aid solution?
A band-aid solution is a solution applied temporarily to a problem.
