Is it too much to ask to find nickel-free belts that aren't expensively-priced yet made ghetto-cheaply?
Honestly, I think I'll deal with the ugly belly rash rather than fork out twenty bucks every month for belt straps that break or rip after a week or so of use. Or buckles that break apart.
I've tried nail polish on the buckles of my old, irritating belts. Duct tape works alright but is unsightly and a bit itchy. Don't feel like keeping my shirt tucked in all the time and that doesn't really work either. Have now resorted to two coats of polyurethane on the buckles, which seems to be working.
If nothing of these work, go long on calamine lotion futures.
Honestly, I think I'll deal with the ugly belly rash rather than fork out twenty bucks every month for belt straps that break or rip after a week or so of use. Or buckles that break apart.
I've tried nail polish on the buckles of my old, irritating belts. Duct tape works alright but is unsightly and a bit itchy. Don't feel like keeping my shirt tucked in all the time and that doesn't really work either. Have now resorted to two coats of polyurethane on the buckles, which seems to be working.
If nothing of these work, go long on calamine lotion futures.
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