I take Benadryl in the morning - it seems to reduce the amount of flow. Usually I just farmer blow. I don't involve a finger to clamp off the other side. I just blow as hard as I can and wipe the rest on the back of my glove or chore coat. I got no pride left. Like Dolly Parton says - it takes a lot of money to look this trashy. In my case it's lose a lot of money farming!
The nice thing is that since it runs so much I usually don't have to worry about leaving a "bat in the cave". I hate running into someone and talking in the middle of the road only to realize later I had a booger hanging off the end of my nose.
If it's going to drip right on something delicate I'm working on I shake my head every chance I get to get the drip off the end of my nose. In the chore truck I just open the door and blow. The other day I was headed to town and caught myself opening the door and blowing down at the corner. Good thing I wasn't at a stop sign in town.
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