Just curious. Didn't know it still existed until a couple days ago.
My only memory of the stuff, was the little old ladies at Church in the mid-60's were fond of it . . .
I've "heard" people used to sniff it, but my only one experience, and from observing others, was it was put between the lower lip and gum . . .
jetblasted wrote:
Different animal, Jet. I don't think anyone is snorting Skoal.
JadeRose wrote:
Skoal ain't dry snuff....
dkeage wrote:
I know...it's the stuff you "sniff"
The sniffing kind.
Had a patient tell me they used dry snuff when I was going over their history. Didn't know that was even a thing anymore
