Stop or Dry up Poison Ivy, Oak or Sumac Rash and Itching with Fels Naptha Soap

Poison Ivy and other skin irritants are everywhere come spring and summer. The vines climb and cover the ground, walls, fences and even trees. Yep, poison ivy and such are on many of the things we touch or disturb while outside. We all need to get up off the couch and outside so what do we do to avoid getting poison ivy? Simple, wash with Pels-Naptha laundry soap. 

Everyone’s heard the warning, leaves of three let them be. We know to avoid the plant vines and leaves that cause the insane itching and yet it's no fun exploring nature while being the poison ivy police.  The best protective measure is heeding the advice; it is better to be safe than sorry. Washing yourself and your clothes with Pels-Napth eliminates the threat of being exposed by washing away any oil or resin you may have come in contact with. 

Fels-Naptha is over 100 years old, it's the old school bar type of soap that has been keeping folks free from poison ivy, oak or sumac itch and rashes all while out in nature, where it grows for over 100 years. Stop avoiding good ole mother nature, get out and enjoy the great outdoors and avoid itchy rashes by simply washing up with this old timey bar once you get home.

Sometimes it's best to just let go and have fun worrying about the consequences later.  

However, I can’t think of a single person who wants to suffer the after effects of touching poison ivy or walking into its mist. Fels-Naptha is a bar soap that rids the skin of the oils causing that irritating rash. To avoid falling prey to the painful after math of poison ivy, oak or sumac simply wash with Fels Naptha as soon as possible. This is an old timers trick that has stood the test of time.