Re: [Everything doTERRA] How to get Poison Ivy oils off clothing? Are there any oils that are safe to use in the washing machine?

MaryAmber.....I used Birch and Peppermint on the poison ivy I got last summer and the results were DRASTIC!  It dried up before it even got started.  I would think about soaking the clothes in a large tub with those oils in them in hot water without touching them...before I put them in the wash.  Don't know whether that would work or not.  Just use thick gloves on your hands.   Julie Ann

On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 2:29 PM, MaryAmber <jeremyandmaryamber@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello!

Our family just returned from a weekend camping trip.  Their was
poison ivy everywhere,  it was growing like grass! My husband is not
allergic and I am really, really allergic to put is mildly.  I am
already broke out and I have our clothing to wash.  I know they have
the oil on their shoes and pants(at least).  I am not trying to be
paranoid but I am hoping that someone else has had to wash oily
clothes and has some tried and true tips to help.  We just bought a
new front loading washing machine a few month back and I want to take
care of it, I am sure the hoses and some other parts are plastic and
the oils don't like plastic.  Help! I need your feedback! Thank you!

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