Do you know a good remedy to get the poison oak black lines off jeans?

Every time I walk through the brush, I get poison oak resin on my clothes.
That's not a big deal as I'm not allergic to urushiol but my clothes, when
they come out of the wash, have black slashes all over them.

It's as if someone hacked at my jeans with a black marker, it's so bad.

Tired of ruining jeans, I wonder: Do you know of a good way to prevent or
get rid of poison oak / poison ivy black lines (which don't show up until
AFTER the wash cycle)?

"Glenda Copeland" wrote in
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Do you know a good remedy to get the poison oak black lines off jeans?

Every time I walk through the brush, I get poison oak resin on my clothes.
That's not a big deal as I'm not allergic to urushiol but my clothes, when
they come out of the wash, have black slashes all over them.

It's as if someone hacked at my jeans with a black marker, it's so bad.

Tired of ruining jeans, I wonder: Do you know of a good way to prevent or
get rid of poison oak / poison ivy black lines (which don't show up until
AFTER the wash cycle)?


I was checking Google, maybe this would help.

http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/ProductD...1&Show=ExtInfo

On 2010-03-17, Glenda Copeland wrote:

Every time I walk through the brush, I get poison oak resin on my clothes.
That's not a big deal as I'm not allergic to urushiol.....

Oh! ....My! ....Gawd!!

I'm SO allergic to that stuff, I'm gonna hafta retire to my bed for a
week jes from reading your post.

Tired of ruining jeans, I wonder: Do you know of a good way to
prevent....

Only once in my life did I survive poison oak (shudder). I walked
thru a glade of thigh high plants sneaking into a motorcycle race. I
put my leather motorcycle jacket down in front of me so it shielded me
and my pants as I walked thru. I didn't get any sap on me from my
jacket, either (a freakin' miracle I'll never understand). So, try
some smooth leather chaps or maybe rubber chaps or apron of some
sort.

nb ...yikes!... get me outta this post!

Glenda Copeland wrote:
Do you know a good remedy to get the poison oak black lines off jeans?

Every time I walk through the brush, I get poison oak resin on my
clothes. That's not a big deal as I'm not allergic to urushiol but my
clothes, when they come out of the wash, have black slashes all over
them.

It's as if someone hacked at my jeans with a black marker, it's so
bad.

Tired of ruining jeans, I wonder: Do you know of a good way to
prevent or get rid of poison oak / poison ivy black lines (which
don't show up until AFTER the wash cycle)?

Try rubbing waterless hand cleaner (Goop?) into the stains. Let it soak
overnight. Then wash them by themselves, and again to get rid of the smell. This
gets out black grease stains for me, so maybe it'll work on those oils.

My go to product is Motsenbocker's Lift-off.

http://www.liftoffinc.com/

Looks like you'll want #2. Luckily they carry #2, 3, 4, & 5 at Home Depot
in the paint department. Why they stopped carrying #1 I'll never know.
Although you can order #1 from HomeDepot.com.


I"ve taken ice tea stains out of beige carpeting that had been in for over a
year with #1.



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