in combination with technu,
i use DOMEBORO (a powder mixed into a paste similar in texture to
baking soda paste).
it is a painless astringent and works wonders!
it is available 'over the counter' at most drug strores.
was recommended to me some years ago when i had a very bad case of PI
judy tige
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My family doc, after years of treating my February tangles with PI, told
me to douse exposed areas
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My husband and I have been using the post-contact product Tecnu for
years (available at
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Ha! Dr. Epstein was the premier source for my poison ivy articles. I met him
back in '85, and he gave me one of the first test cans of Ivy-Block fresh
from the factory (it was an aerosol spray back then
rid of the stuff without any skin exposure.
Keep on Scratching!
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> The postexposure e
The postexposure external-alcohol-flush protocol was developed by
poison-oak expert and dermatology professor William L. Epstein, MD.
One of his research interests was occupational poison oak/ivy
dermatitis (he died in 2006). Here's an excerpt from an FDA
newsletter:
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If you've been exposed t
Here's a column I wrote a couple years ago about avoiding it if you
have to work in areas that have poison oak or ivy. Even the bare
twigs can cause a reaction, so it may be safer to work on it after it
starts leafing out.
Living with Poison Oak
By Tanya Kucak
One of California's most beauti
The following are great websites. http://invisiblegardener.com/ and
www.dirtdoctor.com
Ken Hargesheimer
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just ask the gardeners to not climb the trees.
That's my two cents.
fgc
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Hi there-
I'm a fairly new member of the listserv and haven't posted anything
before, but am always inspired by the amount of activity generated here.
I have a question about poison ivy that some of you may be able to
answer. As part of my job, I've been assigned to develop a community
greensp
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