Talk:Raphide
Latest comment: 1 year ago by 2600:1700:AAB0:25D0:795B:5C16:9E72:F6AD in topic Calcium oxalate “raphides” contact dermatitis
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Calcium oxalate “raphides” contact dermatitis edit
I’m on my third year of vicious rash from Virginia Creeper; at least I figured out what the problem is, thank you Wikipedia. What’s missing is how to clean this stuff up when it’s all over your house. Urushiol gets clean up info. Virginia Creeper is common and likely makes plenty of peoples lives hell, it gets mowed (calcium oxalate sauce all over) and gets on clothes and pets. What neutralizes this stuff, or at least washes it off clothes? Poison control said sugar, but not what to do with it. 2600:1700:AAB0:25D0:795B:5C16:9E72:F6AD (talk) 21:47, 16 September 2022 (UTC)