I’m allergic to regular grass, makes me welt up...poison ivy does nothing which is weird.
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Originally posted by adam_p View PostI carry a bar of "poison ivy soap" in the truck all the time and wash all bare skin thoroughly when I get back to the truck. Really any good oil removing soap will work. It takes a little while for the urushiol to cause a skin reaction so if you get it off quick enough you'll be fine.
OP, it looks like a gimmick to me.
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This stuff works well for me. I rub any skin that might end up exposed with the pre-contact and then wipe post contact. Anytime I'm working in the woods, I use it, as many of the trees on my property had ivy on them and the oils stay active for a very long time even though the plant itself has been removed. These work on ivy, oak, sumac, etc.
Ivy X pre-contact wipes https://coretexproducts.com/ivyx_b/
Ivy X post-contact wipes https://coretexproducts.com/ivyx_c/
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Leaves of three let them be.
If it grows off a vine and is leaves of three run the other direction.
I always wear long sleeves and carry water. If I get hit I poor water on it for awhile and wipe away with cloth that wont touch the rest of my body. Im still young so I dont break out as bad but someone older like my dad will have a rash 100 times worse than mine.
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Originally posted by Rotney View PostIt’s that time of the year. Always see threads about getting covered in poison ivy. Anyone tried this?
https://www.outdoorjoes.com/poison-i...-oral-solution
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Cant find the video, but a guy had an oil dyed with the same viscosity as urushiol oil and sprayed himself with it. Showed how tough it actually is to get off, but like others mentioned above, any oil soap works. I just keep a bottle of dawn dish soap or degreasing wipes. Think of urushiol oil being a clear motor oil you gotta work to get it off, and that's why when I get it these days I get it worse around my knuckles than anything.
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