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Will do
Getting Real Close to Buying Cow Prod.
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Please don't store it beside those cute mer-men. It might send the wrong message.
Personally, I would fear the prod would be used on me. I live with serial jokers who, with the best of intentions, might have a joke go astray.
Personally, I would fear the prod would be used on me. I live with serial jokers who, with the best of intentions, might have a joke go astray.
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Yep Red thought about it being turned on me !!!
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Good chance of that happening.
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Scratching PI on wrist now.....can't wait to finish fence and get sheep to eat the durned stuff.
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Bay, rumor has it that a wash with Fels Naptha soap right after being exposed (or suspected exposure) to PI will wash the oil away with no itching. Actually, washing with any good soap should cut the urushiol, but keeping Fels Naptha around is always a good idea as it also does a great job removing the PI oil from clothing in the wash.
Rubbing possible effected areas with denatured alcohol will dissolve the urushiol so take some along into the woods or PI areas with you. Actually any alcoholic beverage may be sacrificed to the PI gods, but then again you might want to reserve the good stuff for relief after the discomfort starts. The first 15 minutes or so after contact are when the first two options work best.
Fresh aloe vera plant gel can also be applied to the affected areas. Aloe's anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties make it great for Pl. Finally, a few leaves from the common weed plantain, washed, mashed and applied as a poultice will help, but these last two are pretty much a.s.a.p. techniques to keep the PI problem down after the first 15 minutes.
Rubbing possible effected areas with denatured alcohol will dissolve the urushiol so take some along into the woods or PI areas with you. Actually any alcoholic beverage may be sacrificed to the PI gods, but then again you might want to reserve the good stuff for relief after the discomfort starts. The first 15 minutes or so after contact are when the first two options work best.
Fresh aloe vera plant gel can also be applied to the affected areas. Aloe's anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties make it great for Pl. Finally, a few leaves from the common weed plantain, washed, mashed and applied as a poultice will help, but these last two are pretty much a.s.a.p. techniques to keep the PI problem down after the first 15 minutes.
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That reminds me, need some plantain plants around here.
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pour bleach on your wrist. Fels naptha was made by dial soap company for PI.
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Bay somewhere I read drinking goats milk that have been eating PI will stop break outs.
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I can send some! I seem to be over run with it this year. Haven't seen much plantain around for a while.
