Vinyl or rubber gloves are best, as urushiol can penetrate latex. Preferably, your impermeable gloves should cover your forearms. For extra protection, wear long sleeves to protect your arms. Throw out your gloves after handling contaminated items, even if they’re rubber kitchen gloves. Wash your clothes as soon as possible to prevent urushiol from setting and becoming more difficult to remove. If you can’t wash them immediately, store contaminated clothing and gear in a plastic garbage bag. Throw out the bag after you take the clothes out to wash them. Avoid letting contaminated items come into contact with clothes that haven’t been exposed to poison ivy or poison oak. After machine washing your clothing, run the empty washer for one cycle with a cup of bleach and hot water. If you used a sink, bucket, or basin to wash items by hand, thoroughly clean it with a sponge or cloth, hot water, and dish detergent.  Rubbing alcohol or diluted bleach can be substituted for dish detergent. It’s best to just throw away sponges, brushes, or other tools you used to wash items by hand.
ارتدِ قفازاتٍ عند التعامل مع الملابس والأدوات الملوثة. خزّن القطع الملوثة في كيس بلاستيكي إلى أن يُتاح غسلها. نظّف الغسالة أو الحوض أو الوعاء بعد غسل ملابسك.