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I'd take that bet any day of the week. And I guarantee your house stinks.I guarantee my dog is cleaner than 98% of this board.
I'd take that bet any day of the week. And I guarantee your house stinks.I guarantee my dog is cleaner than 98% of this board.
Burning poison ivy was the inspiration for xyclon B!Burn it.
Not really of course, worst thing that can be done and can kill you if the smoke/vaporized oils are inhaled.
I store it and use it every summer. I’m not sure how long it lasts, but At least for a month or two.Can you store it or is it the kind of thing you make when you need it?
Noted. I'm going to CVS in a few for materials and will look for it
I am highly allergic like your wife, and have dealt with poison ivy in my yard with Roundup. I don’t give a crap how toxic it is, bc I kills the poison ivy. I have been down the road of having to get prednisone one too many times bc of that nasty plant, so when I’m using roundup my only thought is “DIE, m’fer, DIE!”Alright, folks. As always I'm coming to the yard in the off-season for all my needs.
New house has poison ivy encroaching from 2 places. It's climbing and going through the chain link fence in the back that we got for my dog. I am one of the lucky few who just doesn't react to poison ivy. My wife is not, and is currently on steroids. (Apparently is isn't funny to call her Ronnie Coleman all day or yell "yeaj buddy!").
I sprayed it with some poison ivy killer that came in a jug from Home Depot maybe 3 days ago. It doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Help me out? I am normally big on being environmentally friendly. Today I am not. What radioactive, carcinogenic, vile materials that could kill most species on earth, and forbidden techniques will help me kill this god forsaken ?
So I just need to get a few gallons of this poison ivy killer and blast it every day for a month?
For your wife’s sake, you should move. You’ll never get rid of it and it’s pure hell
Assuming that renovations cost you big, spending a little more on a professional company to remove it physically and with commercial chemicals might be the way to go, and it will save you from getting exposed. They will also remove other noxious plants and give you a nice weeding baseline. Keeping up with weeding after establishing a baseline is also far easier than attempting to do it yourself. On a personal note, the only thing I hate worse than folding laundry is weeding.Well, we just moved in and I spent 5 months renovating the place, so I'm thinking that isn't an option. It's only along the back edge of the fence... I think she can manage to stay away if needed.