1, bubble with vinegar water: These itchy substances in taro skin are very sensitive to acid and alkali, so you can rinse your hands with white vinegar or baking soda water, which will relieve the itching.

2, essential balm: After cutting taro, if you feel itchy, you can sprinkle essential balm in clear water and rub your hands repeatedly. After washing, apply essential balm on your hands and rub them repeatedly, which can also relieve the itching.

3. Soak your hands in hot water: After peeling taro, you can pick up a basin of hot water at about 40-50℃ and soak your hands in it for about 10 minutes, and then the situation will get better.

4. Bake with fire: turn on the stove, turn it to a low fire, and then put your hand next to the stove, not too close to the stove, so as not to burn your hand. After about 4-8 minutes, the situation will get better.