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Reddit mentions of Tec Labs Tecnu Original Poison Oak & Ivy Outdoor Skin Cleanser - First Step in Poison Ivy Treatment - 12 Ounce

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Tec Labs Tecnu Original Poison Oak & Ivy Outdoor Skin Cleanser - First Step in Poison Ivy Treatment - 12 Ounce
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    Features:
  • Removes Rash-Causing Oil: Tecnu Original is designed to completely remove the rash and itch-causing oil (urushiol) from your skin after exposure to poison ivy and poison oak plants
  • Powerful Decontaminant: In addition to being the first step in treatment, our special cleanser can also be used to remove urushiol, tree sap and skunk spray from clothes, tools, gear and pets
  • Effective and Easy to Use: This product can be used before a rash starts or at the first signs of a rash; Apply Tecnu to the affected skin, rub vigorously for two minutes, rinse with water and pat to dry
  • Ideal for All Outdoor Lovers: A must-have for all lovers of the outdoors, Tecnu is also the first step in rash prevention, making it ideal for gardeners, hikers, mountain bikers and forestry workers
  • Complete Your Treatment: Use Tecnu Original as the first step in your poison ivy rash treatment and follow up with our Calagel Anti-Itch Gel
Specs:
Height6.25 Inches
Length2.65 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateSeptember 2018
Size12 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Weight0.7375 Pounds
Width2.5 Inches

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Found 3 comments on Tec Labs Tecnu Original Poison Oak & Ivy Outdoor Skin Cleanser - First Step in Poison Ivy Treatment - 12 Ounce:

u/xfkirsten · 2 pointsr/AdvancedRunning

You put it on after! If you think you've been exposed, you basically use it like a soap to wash off the oil. Works on clothing, too! :)

http://www.amazon.com/Tecnu-Original-Poison-Outdoor-Cleanser/dp/B000A7S3WK

u/jenniferwillow · 1 pointr/landscaping

Best option when you have a ground cover is to pull the weeds by hand. It's a cleaner alternative than messing with noxious chemicals. As for the poison ivy, that's a horrible plant to deal with, and that's where I usually make an exception to my no poison rule. Then I usually say "Nuke it from orbit." However, what will kill a poison ivy vine or brush, WILL kill the English Ivy, which negates your ultimate goal, keeping the ivy. CrAzY_fReD's idea of using poison on gloves might work, but this could still transfer to nearby plants (English Ivy) via leaf to leaf contact or by the poison spreading to the root and into the soil where it gets picked up by the English Ivy. Now if it's just a few poison ivy plants here and there, this will likely be ok, and the cross contamination will be minimized. If you have a ton of this crap, then you need to consider not using poison.

Best option: Pay somebody who is not allergic to pull out the poison ivy, wrap it in trashbags, and throw it away. Do not compost, do not burn it. I paid a local guy who needed a break $100 to do this, some of the best money ever spent.

Cheap DIY option: Buy a bottle of technu. Cover yourself in rain gear. Use rubber boots, rubber gloves, long sleeve rain jacket and rain pants, cover your hair with a shower cap. Think cheap CDC getup. Get a box of trashbags. Open the bag, envelope the plant in the bag. Dig around the roots with a shovel to loosen the soil, and pull it up. Close the bag with the plant inside. Do not use your own hands to wipe any sweat off your face, have somebody nearby with a damp handkerchief that has a little technu residue on it to wife for you. I suggest doing this in the morning before it gets too hot and when the weather has cooled of a bit. Work efficiently and quickly, and afterwards, immediately take a shower. I suggest stripping off outside, do not bring contaminated clothing inside. Use a lukewarm/cool shower and more technu to wash with. Soak contaminated clothing in a container with detergent and more technu, wash these items separately twice in the washer, and then do an empty wash with bleach to clean the washer. If it sounds like I'm paranoid, it's because I've had to do EXACTLY what you are doing, and I'm allergic as hell to this crap.

u/s44k · 1 pointr/CampingandHiking

The best thing to do in every case is use a good soap and scrub. I use Tec Nu poison ivy soap. I think comparisons still show it's more about the abrasive scrubbing than the soap type.. but it's worked for me. It's more about just scrubbing the PI oils off than anything