Hazardous Plants Exposure

Here are some symptoms to look for:

If exposed, you have up to 15 minutes from exposure before the oil penetrates the skin and causes damage. Follow these tips immediately:

Rinse skin with rubbing alcohol or specialized poison plant washes.
Wash your hands immediately and thoroughly with soap (degreasing soap or detergent, if available) and water. Rinse with water well, and repeat this several times.
Scrub under the nails with a brush.
Do not touch anyone or anything else, if possible. Do not touch sensitive areas of your body, including eyes, nose, and mouth. Avoid scratching.
Remove any clothing or items that came into contact immediately, using gloves, if possible. Clean them thoroughly, using hot water and strong detergent for clothes.

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