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Originally Posted by royamcr
Have a long spoon? lol I have a telescoping magnet, but it might be stainless steel and that alloy usually doesn't stick to a magnet. If you need help I am sure guys will all line up to try to play doctor. But really if it becomes a big issue go to the ER, I am sure they have seen much odder stuff. If it is stainless and was sterilized it probably wont be an issue and will fall out sometime while you are walking around walmart or somewhere. Just deny it came from you.
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The most common stainless steel is 304 SS, which is magnetic. Try a magnet on the one that was removed. 316, 404, and 414 are also common stainless steels, but have more nickel in the steel, and are not magnetic and are much more valuable when you would want to sell stainless scrap. A doctor would have a vaginal spreader for exams, which would allow for easier removal.
By the way, never sterilize stainless with bleach, salt or hydrochloric acid. The chloride part will remove the surface coating and cause the stainless to rust.
If it makes you feel better; you could look up the practice of gerbil stuffing. I don't believe a word of it.
JR
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