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Comment by Mary Jones on March 31, 2010 at 1:11am

Hi Patty, I felt the same way you do for several years, always seeking a cure or even some relief from the torture but not finding any; the helpful information on other sites are always the same and none of the products ever helped me. I don't think anyone wanted to step outside the box and recommend anything potentially harmful like ammonia and fire; give me something safe and I will use it but until then I will use what works with my safety being most important.

I hope you are getting better, call some time to chat even about nothing.
Mary

Comment by patricia sanborn on March 21, 2010 at 1:09am

I shoud have a blog on what not to do. First of all never ever put anti-itch cream over your entire body. Just take my word for it, a horrible experience. Another is clearacil, Never put it all over you face. It only angers the little creeps and they get even by moving to your eyes with really bad pain. Setting your toilet on fire is not a good idea either but it does do them in, its just that they blow around and some aren't completely dead so pass on that one two. Now for the good news, My doctor refused the shampoo so I took the advice from a hispanic woman and went to a mexican grocery store and purchased some garlic shampoo, thats right, garlic shampoo, and I am using it instead. I am going through a very bad break out right now so I am not sure about the outcome, keep u posted.
Friends, Patty

Comment by Sherry Taylor on January 28, 2010 at 3:52pm

Wow i haven't read your latest..I sent you an email.(Thurs.)buried in the middle of your strand.
The freezing may kill the mites..but more will grow because it doesn't kill the dust. Ozone will sterilize the dust but not eliminate it. Filters need constant cleaning..re air cleaners and the next one I get will have a washable filter. There is one I saw on the net that seterilizes things to 400F. One of the govt residences here, has a "hot" room of 1200 to kill bedbugs in the downtown east side(a truly sad part of town) That's a good idea though, eh? I read of one fumigator who uses heat a long time ago. Most Sincerely, Sherry