Would like recommendations for natural mosquito/tick repellant f

[Guest guest]

Pennyroyal oil is a powerful insect repellent. Most insects hate it including

fleas, mosquitoes, ants, and flies. It cannot be applied directly to the skin

but can be diluted into a spray for clothing or just put some on a swatch of

cloth. It is very potent and probably one of the strongest of the mints. It

should not be used around pregnant women or animals as it was used to induce

abortions but was used at a much higher amount that one would normally use.

 

Anything minty will help even chewing mint flavored gum as your respirations

will fill the air around you with a mint scent.

 

Richard

 

Fear is a natural reaction to moving closer to the truth.

 

---Pema Chödrön

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hear in india we use ODOMOS cream ,plant based mosquito repellant for external

application.try if you can get one tube.

the other way is to do nothing so as to let

her immunity develope., if your area is malaria-free .

is it necessary to send a toddler on school

excursions ?

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

why not just take vitamin B1 since that's all that's in the patch?

 

Scott

[Guest guest]

Scott has a good point. I used to be a magnet for mosquitoes. Go

outside and mosquitoes in surrounding states would sound the alert -

Hey, Cindy's out; let's go get her! :-) That's sure what it felt like.

 

I started taking a B complex supplement for another reason, then

realized I no longer was a bug magnet. Now, I rarely get a bite

anymore, and I pretty much never put on anything to repel mosquitoes

either.

 

Cindy

 

Cindy Kirchhoff

http://livinginrhyme.com

 

, scott taggart <taggart

wrote:

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> why not just take vitamin B1 since that's all that's in the patch?

>

> Scott

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[Guest guest]

Flea & Bugs Remedy

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> Take a BIG fat lemon (the more rind the better) and slice it paper

thin.

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>

>

> . Put in a bowl with a tablespoon of crushed rosemary leaves (or a

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> 6 inch sprig of fresh).

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>

>

> . Pour a quart of hot, near boiling water over the Lemon/rosemary

mixture.

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>

>

> . Let steep overnight.

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>

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> . Strain and put into a large spray bottle.

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>

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> . Keep in fridge.

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>

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> . Shake well before applying.

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> The lemon in this spray along with the rosemary oil will give your

dog

> a beautiful shiny coat and keep fleas and other bugs away

(including

> mosquitoes, so you get extra heartworm protection).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " kiaradaze "

<ckirchhoff wrote:

>

> Scott has a good point. I used to be a magnet for mosquitoes. Go

> outside and mosquitoes in surrounding states would sound the alert -

> Hey, Cindy's out; let's go get her! :-) That's sure what it felt

like.

>

> I started taking a B complex supplement for another reason, then

> realized I no longer was a bug magnet. Now, I rarely get a bite

> anymore, and I pretty much never put on anything to repel mosquitoes

> either.

>

> Cindy

>

> Cindy Kirchhoff

> http://livinginrhyme.com

>

> , scott taggart <taggart@>

> wrote:

> >

> > why not just take vitamin B1 since that's all that's in the patch?

> >

> > Scott

> >

>