0n (06 Jun 08) Roger Nelson wrote to Cindy Haglund...

CH> I just remembered something. Doesn't the 'smell' whatever go away
CH> after awhile?

 RN> That I don't know.

I tried it out on the carpet as a friend had suggested for deodarizing
((just regular odor you know the other kind needs more work).. The
vinegar odor does go away after about 20 minutes.


CH> If you use vinegar as a deodarizer say. A friend says she often
CH> sprinkles a bit on her (vacuumed ) carpet. It's suppsed to deodraize
CH> it. The smell of the vinegar lasts about 20 mintues. Would that be
CH> true for it in the dog's water.

 RN> I never tried it that way, but it sure makes a nice poultice when
 RN> combined with baking soda whenever you come into contact with poison
 RN> oak or ivy.  You make a paste with it and slap it on the rash.

 Thank you for the info and I hope we never do! :)

When my sister lived in Indiana there was no end to the poison ivy.
She says she's been luckier up where they are in Vancouver, BC.

c

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