My Fish have Ich and Garlic isn’t helping

Now what? 

I have a Yellow Tang and an Ocellaris clown that both have ich.  none of my other fish appear to have it.  I've been feeding brine shrimp and flake food that have been soaking in some garlic extreame.  Both fish are eating well and very active so I'm not really worried about them dying soon, I'd just like to get rid of it.

Any suggestions??

Acerob,

Now, I am not an expert in this field by any means, what I am about to share with you worked for me, some of the things might be "wrong" to do but I did them anyway with successful results.  Take it or leave it, but it worked for me.  Now I must mention, that when I did this, I did not have any type of corals in there.

Here it goes:

First I slowly raised the temperature of the water to about 84 degrees, I did the "garlic remedy" and I did this for 5 days straight, within two days or so, the ich was gone off the fish, not out of the tank, but off the fish.  I went to Fish 4 U, and I bought "Ick Attack" which is an organic (no copper) ick medicine, as well as a cleaner shrimp.  I treated with this for 3 days, all while lowering the temperature back down to normal.  Once the temp was at normal, I waited a day then I did a huge water change, like 17 gallons out of a 46 gallon bowfront.  My fish are doing well now and once a week I put a drop of garlic into their food just for good measure, that has since gone to once every two weeks.  As stated above, it might not work for everyone, but it worked for me.  Hope this helps.