What to do with taro itching, how to deal with taro itching

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.

Before scraping the taro, you can apply salt or vinegar evenly to your hands and wrists, and then put your hands on the stove to roast it slightly after it has dried naturally. After such treatment, when you get the taro again, you can avoid the trouble of itchy hands.

If you accidentally come into contact with taro, the following methods can relieve the itching.

1. Put your hands on the top of the fire and bake it slightly to stop itching, but when using this method, you must keep a certain distance from the fire, and be careful not to burn your hands.

2. Use a basin with some water, add a little vinegar, stir evenly and scrub your hands to relieve itching.

3. Rinse your hands 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.

1.Itching: Pour some vinegar in your hands, rub it and peel it, and the taro won't hurt you. However, if there is an unhealed wound on the hand, this method should not be used.

If the peeled taro comes into contact with water and then touches it, it will be more itchy, so the taro does not need to be washed first to peel and keep the hands dry, which can reduce the occurrence of itching.

If you accidentally touch** itchy, apply ginger, or bake it on the fire for a while, or soak it in vinegar water can relieve the itch.

The taro stalks are not cooked, and they will not be cooked if they are cooked. Allergy medications can be used

When peeling taro or yam, your hands will itch, mainly because its mucus contains the plant alkaloid saponin, ** will feel itchy when touched.

Treatment: 1. Dry peeling - helps to reduce the itching sensation of hands.

2.Wear rubber gloves – isolate directly and avoid contact.

3. Peel after blanching - Blanch the yam or taro in boiling water a little to remove the skin effortlessly.

4. Heating - If your hands are already in contact with mucus and you feel itchy, you can warm your hands. Because saponin breaks down when heated, you can roast it on the fire and turn your palms repeatedly to heat your hands, which can break down saponin. If your hands are itchy, wash them carefully and then dip them in vinegar and the itch will gradually disappear after a while!

5. Of course, you can also let others peel it, and your hands won't itch, hehe...

Wear gloves and rub the itchy area with vinegar if it's already itchy, soak your hands in vinegar for a while, or bake it on the fire for a while. I personally tried it with vinegar and it worked well.

Wear disposable gloves; Steam and peel.

Put a plastic bag or gloves on your hands.

This is simple, put it in a pressure cooker and cook it for a few minutes and then take it out and peel it, it's super delicious.