How To Remove Poison Ivy Using a Plastic Bread Bag
Simple step by step process to remove poison ivy using a common plastic bread bag, without
the need for gloves or wearing long sleeves.
Identify the poison Ivy. The leaves of a poison ivy plant have tips that are more randomly spaced and somewhat curved between the tips along the edges.
When you remove poison ivy precautions need to be taken so that your skin does not come into contact with the leaves, where the bags do not protect your arms.
Place your hand into the bread bag. Be sure the bag goes as far up your arm as possible. Make sure there are no holes in the bag.
While you go to grab the Poison Ivy plant take care not to snag the bag on other plants that might tear or poke holes in the bag.
Once you have a good grip on the plant, with the hand in bread bag use your other hand (The one not in the bread bag) and take the open end of the bread bag and begin to fold the plastic bag back in on itself.
Now that you have removed the Poison Ivy securely and it is self-contained in the plastic bread bag, pull the open end of the bag and pull the plant up by the roots so that it doesn’t grow back.
Take the open end of the bread bag and knot it. Again, be careful not to touch the insides of the bag.
There you have it. A simple effective and free way of getting rid of that foul weed. Good hunting.
Source: Bread Bags (www.interplas.com/plastic-bread-bags)
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