What should I do if my hands itch after washing taro?

1.When your hands are itchy from scraping your taro scalp, you can relieve the itching by placing your hands on the stove and roasting them slightly. However, when using this method, care should be taken not to burn the skin of the hands.

2.Use a basin with some water, add a little vinegar, stir well, and wash your hands well, which can also relieve itching.

3.When your hands feel itchy and unbearable due to scraping your taro scalp, you can rinse it with water first, then wipe off the water stains, apply a little wind oil essence and gently wipe it, and the itching sensation will be removed.

Answer: 1. Rub your hands with ginger.

Wash your hands and let them dry, cut the ginger into slices, gently rub your hands with ginger slices, and peel the taro before and after, the effect is better.

Roast your hands over fire. Turn the stove on, turn down the heat to low, put your hands on the stove, not too close to the stove to avoid burning your hands, warm for 4-8 minutes, and immediately peel the taro.

Wear gloves and peel.

Wearing gloves is the easiest way to peel, gloves can choose disposable gloves, rubber gloves, etc.

When we were young, we often encountered that there was no direct way to make him not itchy instantly, wash his hands with hot water, and it would be fine after a while, but it couldn't be right away.

3. Soak your hands in hot water. 4. Wipe your hands with wind oil essence. If you apply it to your hands with wind oil essence, it can also relieve itching.

The next time you have itchy hands when you peel taro, remember to use these small methods.

There is an alkali in taro, which will make **allergies, so it will be very itchy1Wear disposable clinker gloves before cooking.

2.Apply oil to your hands once before doing it, sealing the pores so that the alkali cannot enter**3Don't scrape the skin, cook it directly, cook it, and the skin will be shoeed off 4If itchy go to the fire to bake and bake to destroy the alkaline substance.

5.You can also find some acidic substances (such as: vinegar), acid-base synthesis.

Rub it with salt and rinse it well

1. Rinse with water: For patients who have already developed itching symptoms, a large amount of water can be used to rinse to reduce the concentration of local juice and relieve itching symptoms.

2. Wash your hands with soap first, then wipe the liquor on your hands and let it volatilize on its own.

3. The mucus of taro contains alkaline substances, which can be neutralized by soaking your hands in vinegar, which helps to relieve itching simply and quickly.

4. Put your hands on the top of the stove and bake it slightly to relieve itching. However, when using this method, care should be taken not to burn the skin of the hands.

5. Apply ginger liquid to your hands, or rub your hands directly with ginger.

1. Put your hands on the stove fire and bake it slightly to relieve itching. However, when using this method, care should be taken not to burn the skin of the hands.

2. Wash your hands clean, wait to dry, cut the ginger into slices, gently rub your hands with ginger slices, and when your hands itch after cutting the taro, the effect of rubbing your hands with ginger is better.

3. You can rinse with water first, then wipe off the water stains, apply a little wind oil essence and gently wipe it, and the itching will be removed.

4. Prepare a basin of hot water first, peel it, and soak your hands in hot water (40-50) for about 10-15 minutes.

The above is the way to solve the problem of taro making hands itchy, in fact, if conditions permit, you can wear rubber gloves to handle taro, which can effectively prevent taro from causing itchy hands.

The most effective way I have seen is to wash with white vinegar, the best is not to be excessive, and it is very effective to try it if you have experienced it firsthand.

The taro is delicious, and the itchy hands are sad:

Peeling taro,** is often itchy due to contact with mucus, this is because taro contains calcium oxalate crystals. People of the older generation often say; As long as the taro is cooked, the hands will not itch. This sentence has a large ingredient of comfort, and the itching of the hands does not actually help.

To effectively stop taro allergies, you can apply a layer of vinegar to your hands before peeling. In addition, wearing rubber gloves can only avoid direct contact with the mucus of taro.

If you are unfortunate enough to develop an allergy due to contact with taro, you can mix the baking soda (available in supermarkets) with water and dip your hands in the solution. Or rub the diluted Ammonia water (available in pharmacies) on the ** and the itching will stop. In addition, washing hands with kohlrabi juice or rubbing with lemon and citrus peels** is also very effective.

1. After making the taro, I feel that I can carefully wash my hands with water, and then cover my hands with vinegar, which is mainly based on acid-base neutralization reaction.

2. You can bake your hands on the fire, you need to pay attention to turning your palms repeatedly, so that your hands can be evenly heated, you can also use a basin of hot water, put your hands into hot water and soak them for 5 minutes, the higher the temperature of the general water, the better, but also to be able to withstand the degree, so as not to burn.

3. You can also wash rice by hand and wash your hands.

4. Rubbing your hands with ginger slices can also help solve the itchy hands caused by taro.

5. Wash your hands carefully with soap, then rinse and rub some liquor on your hands, let the liquor volatilize in the air by itself, and continue to wash your hands with soap after volatilization, which may also help effectively relieve itching.

The saying that we have here is to roast it over a fire.

Wash it a few times and you'll not be afraid.