How Do You Get Rid Of Poison Ivy Or Sumac Plants Safely?
If you live in a rural or forested area then you or your children have more than likely ran into poison ivy or sumac on your property. Most of us can spot it right away but fail to take care of the problem because of the fear of getting the plant toxins on their skin by trying. In this article I will show you how to safely get rid of these skin irritating plants once and for all! First of all you need to access just who much of a poison ivy or sumac problem you have. If you have a large patch then carefully stake out as much of an outline you can with wood shims or similar to make sure to take care of all of the plants while taking this on. You need to dress in a way that covers your whole body as well as slipping on a pair of thick gloves before pulling any plants or getting closer than you have to. I would also as an added measure wear a face mask if you will be surrounded by either of the poisonous plants. Mix 3 pounds of salt per gallon of water and spray the plants thoroughly with
