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Combatting Poison Ivy
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[QUOTE="Scottzer, post: 5047177, member: 5571"] Here’s a treatment that few people who haven’t hammered iron know. Quench water. Next time you have a good sized fire, put a piece of rebar (or any non galvanized, non painted steel), and get it orange hot. Using players or tongs, quench the orange part in almost hot water (ideally around 110( in a steel bucket. When that water cools you will have a fast acting relief that costs nothing. I’ve done this stove top with a propane burner. Steel only got black hot, and while still effective, it wasn’t nearly as good as doing it in a smaller batch of water, with a very hot piece of steel. It’s better than any lotion. [/QUOTE]
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