another use for vodka

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For many, one of the hazards of enjoying the great outdoors is an encounter with poison ivy, oak or sumac. It can lead to a nasty, long-lasting rash. Unfortunately, poison ivy is spreading, thanks to global warming.

To avoid the uncomfortable reaction, immediately pour vodka on skin that has come into contact with poison ivy, and the alcohol will wash away the itchy culprit, urushiol oil. Some have said that the vodka needs to be at least 100 proof to work.

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Avatar Jack-C -
#1
Drinking the entire bottle works, too. The iching does not go away, but you don't care! LOL
Avatar TigerAngel -
#2
Ha Ha Jack, I was thinking along the same lines.
angelm, have you tried the vodka sauce for pasta? It's great, had again the other night on some cheese raviolis. The brand that carries it here is:classico. In California anyway.

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