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[BullChick]

I liked the pics by the way.

I assume you meant Squishy/Skittles

You're confused?

Yes

 

[Freedom Acres]

We have a jewel weed soap bar which we use to sooth and dry up the poison ivy. It always works great!

 

[BullChick]

We have a jewel weed soap bar which we use to sooth and dry up the poison ivy. It always works great!

I couldn't remember what the plant was called.

 

[Chaos18]

rub it where the poision ivy is it sooths the itching. I had poison ivy bad last year and used both and they were a lifesaver.

Interesting.

I assume you meant Squishy/Skittles

Yes

Nope, meant you and your brood.

We have a jewel weed soap bar which we use to sooth and dry up the poison ivy.  It always works great!

I want some. Have heard jewel weed works but never found it before......also no clue what it looks like.

 

[mrleeroy]

No

My bad. You said 2

You did it again...
Did not!

I meant I must have had a few cause I don't remember that...

 

[BullChick]

Nope, meant you and your brood.

Oh. Thanks

I meant I must have had a few cause I don't remember that...

I know. It was my mistake.

 

[Jessimom]

Not even eggs?!

LOL....Eggs have to be locked down TIGHT!! I've lost a few that have shaken loose. Any of the temp or humidity gauges or heat sinks just crash back and forth.

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: I wasn't kidding about the Clorox; I've used it for years. Just put the top of the open jug on the blistered spot, hold it snug so you don't slop Clorox all over the place, & turn the jug up. Takes the itch away & seems to help in drying it out. Mama says it burns her, but it's never bothered me. Obviously, it doesn't have to be Clorox; any bleach will do.

 

[BantyChooks]

Ooohhhh!! The ducks will LOVE to eat those!!

Yep!

So besides avoiding it in the first place does anybody have a good remedy for poison ivy?

Jewel weed.

Interesting.
Nope, meant you and your brood.
I want some. Have heard jewel weed works but never found it before......also no clue what it looks like.

Hang on a sec, lemme find a description for you, It frequently grows in the same habitat that poison ivy is found in.
-Banti

 

[BantyChooks]

http://www.bio.brandeis.edu/fieldbio/Survival_Gold_Uygur/Pages/Jewelweed.html

http://customers.hbci.com/~wenonah/hydro/jewelwed.htm