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Next time (no joke) cut up a potato in flat layers. Continue applying the layers to the infected area. The potato will start out turning red, but as you continue to discard the red layers and apply new potatos, they will become lighter and lighter. Once the layers are next to their natural color, simply remove and allow drying. By the next morning you will be able to scrape the dead (no longer itching) ivy infection off of your flesh. The starch in the potato sucks the infection/pus out of your skin and insta-dries the area. I know it sounds odd, but the Natives knew this long before we did, and it has worked like magic for me many times.
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Over the summer i got it between my fingers and on my arms.
Caladryl Clear and alcohol is what i used. It worked pretty good.
None of you KNOW ANYTHING about POISON IVY,,, think about getting it on you and then having to take a WHIZ,,, seems it gets on the 'the main brain' and you talking about THE ITCH,,,i can see a BIG BAKING POTATO cored out and stuck on the end of your peepee,,, LMAO you haven't lived thru poison ivy yet,,, HA,,,
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