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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Trapper7] #6877409
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I'm thinking the shoe polish just dries it up.
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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: patfundine] #6877627
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Originally Posted by patfundine
I will stick to spaying brake cleaner on it.... it burns, but it clears it up.


Ow! I'd be careful with that. A friend of mine years ago tried putting gasoline on it and ended up with blood poisoning. But, if you've used brake cleaner without any adverse effects, it might be OK.


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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: patfundine] #6877657
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Originally Posted by patfundine
I will stick to spaying brake cleaner on it.... it burns, but it clears it up.

I did the same thing yrs ago when I'd get it horrible. I don't advise it to anyone but it DOES work. Will make choice words slip out of your mouth while ya run in place. Burns

Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Trapper7] #6877670
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I don't catch it but bleach will dry it up and stop the itching as well


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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Trapper7] #6877671
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The dish soap and wash cloth method is for when you’ve been in it and don’t have it yet. It gets the oils off before you break out.

Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Trapper7] #6877675
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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Trapper7] #6877683
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My dad always washed with white gas.
Vinegar and bleach bath for me ,then treat itch with raw Jewelweed.
Some people boil down Jewelweed to concentrate.
Then freeze in ice cube tray and store in freezer bags to rub it on year round.
Don't do that myself ( afraid of kids eating the ice cubes ) .


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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Hutchy] #6877859
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Originally Posted by Hutchy
lots of truth in this thread. Mostly about pie, strawberries and jewelweed.


The only surefire poison ivy cure I have ever found is to not come into contact with any in the first place.

Reminds me of the time we rubbed poison ivy leaves on the toilet paper in the outhouse at work...


LOL. Was it effective Hutchy?


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Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: AKAjust] #6878024
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Originally Posted by AKAjust
I'm thinking the shoe polish just dries it up.
just

That is exactly what the old timey Ivy Dry does. In will shrivel up 2nd degree blisters in a days time with repeated applications. It is wonderful! It must be some kind of common solvent. It stinks and stains real bad.

Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Trapper7] #6878299
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FYI the most common active ingredient in break cleaner is Triclor. Thats the stuff they stopped using everywhere b/c its sure to cause cancer. Ever watch the move Civil Action? Its a good flick and talks about triclor some.

Re: Rhubarb For Poison Ivy [Re: Nittany Lion] #6878377
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Originally Posted by Nittany Lion
Originally Posted by Hutchy
lots of truth in this thread. Mostly about pie, strawberries and jewelweed.


The only surefire poison ivy cure I have ever found is to not come into contact with any in the first place.

Reminds me of the time we rubbed poison ivy leaves on the toilet paper in the outhouse at work...


LOL. Was it effective Hutchy?



The poison ivy toilet paper?


Ya, very.

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