tdg39 wrote:
For our 5 year old grandson who has big, painful swellings from their
bites, we mix MSM powder to saturation in CS (made with silver puppy)
and gently rub all around the area with a wet cotton ball, then secure
the wet cotton ball over the bite with a Band-Aid or piece of tape.
Probably not..but Guinea hens might do a job.
They'll pick out ticks like they were caviar.
Ode
At 05:35 PM 12/9/2003 EST, you wrote:
In a message dated 12/9/2003 3:13:41 PM Central Standard Time, wa...@fugitt.com writes:
repelling garter for fire ants
do garter snakes kill fire
Fire ants are attracted to electricity and often nest in or near those
green transformer boxes.
Or maybe it's the 60 hz vibrations that transformers make?
Ode
At 06:37 PM 12/9/2003 -0700, you wrote:
There is a device offered on the net that is a bottomless cone about 1 ft in
length. It is
I believe you can use the single 9 volt device (DC-Tens Light?) on the
microelectricitygermkiller site (yahoo groups) to relieve the pain,
swelling, etc.. of spider bites. It's supposed to work really well and is
very easy to make.
Supposedly the tiny current does something to the proteins or
What does everyone think of INVIVE MSP?
The guy that pushed that stuff (garbage, IMHO) was on the Silverlist,
several years ago, and was so obnoxious he was eventually tossed
out on his ear. :oP
He was SO SURE that only his stuff would work. Yeah, right...
Remember him, Mike???
Congradulatons Marshalee! Not a small feat. Good luck with your move.
Will watch for your return.
C. Kehoe
- Original Message -
From: mamapug
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 10:50 AM
Subject: CS I`m finished!
Dear Mike, and all my
Has anyone tried aspertame? It works great on most ants. I cannot test
on fire ants though because the ag. extension office has been coming out
every few days and killing them all.
Thanks,
Marshall
alopez...@aol.com wrote:
Someone at the hardware store told me that she uses clothes detergent
Hasn`t anyone tried sugar water made with CS, the same stuff that kills bees?
I don`t have fire ants or I would give it a try...
Marshalee
Dear Mike, and all my friends on the Silverlist,
I`m proud to announce:
I did it!
I have just finished my 3 years at Brigham Young University, and now have a
Bachelor`s Degree in Genealogy/Family History.
Whew, hard work for a 49 to 51 year old, but I managed.
Now I`m moving to Napa,
mamapug wrote:
Hasn`t anyone tried sugar water made with CS, the same stuff that
kills bees?
I don`t have fire ants or I would give it a try...
Marshalee
LOL It would be like 'spitting' into the wind. You don't often know
you've been invaded by fire ants till there are
I use (Aspartame) it is sold in Albertsons stores in AZ . aprox $5.00
per pound...They carry it into the chambers to feed the young, (no food
value) so they starved distorted several mounds of fire ants here , it
takes several applications, of about a small hand full around the ant
hill. each
This hill was actually so close to the green transformer housing, that most of
the hill was on top of it.
But I bet it is the heat though.
Interesting.
Marshall
Ode Coyote wrote:
Fire ants are attracted to electricity and often nest in or near those
green transformer boxes.
Or maybe
That's an idea also. I had intended to try that for plain ants, but
after finding that aspertame works so well, never gave it a try. How
about aspertame mixed with CS.
Marshall
mamapug wrote:
Hasn`t anyone tried sugar water made with CS, the same stuff
that kills bees?
I
For normal ants aspertame kills because it is a neurotoxin that affects
insects much more than humans. I have found that it could not be due to
starving due to the adults are killed within a day, and one packet (with
very little of it taken) will wipe out a full colony of carpenter ants (the
big
Vince Richter 12/9/03 6:32 PM Wrote:
That sounds like Amdro, and it works great. Trouble is, I'm still
looking for a non-chemical solution. Until then, Amdro does the trick
when all else fails.
**
Yep, that's it ! Thanks for the memory prod.
You just sprinkle a
You wrote:
They hate coffee grounds, but if you have too many to
deal with, you can't drink that much coffee. The
grounds have to be wet; don't ask me why.
I remember reading something about using caffine (used coffee grounds
and tea leaves, Jolt soft drink, etc) to repell certain garden pests.
You wrote:
The device that I remember was about the size and shape of a goose
egg; you
turn it on and apply it to the site. It destroys the venom by heat.
I
surmised that you could simply heat up a smooth rock to the point that
it
was hot, but not hot enough to burn, and place it on the sting
-- Dear Marshall,
We have experienced the fire ant plague here (North Central Texas)
since the late 60's and have instigated numberless protocols designed to
control them. NONE has been totally successful...but the most effective have
been natural enemies (some apparently
Dear Marsha,
Fire ants are predators primarily, (although omnivorous in actual practice)
attracted foremost to animal-type protein.
Fire ants (I am almost certain), do not possess any of the enzyme-dependent
type organisms as do honey bees or termites; therefore, CS would most
You can bet I'll try that (aspartame)- it sure is
cheaper than acephate.
Someone posted about not disturbing the mounds; I
respectfully disagree despite all the poison and bait
instructions that say not to disturb the mound.
The fact is you can drive them out of your yard with
nothing but a
Aloha Marshalee
Congratulations on getting your degree..!!! We're proud of you...
Have a good trip out to California. We'll miss seeing your post for a while.
Warmest regards,
Helena
At 05:50 AM 12/10/2003, you wrote:
Dear Mike, and all my friends on the
Congratulations, Marshalee!
May you return soon to the
List, and may you enjoy success
in all your future endeavors.
Best wishes,
Matthew
To eliminate fire ants, you might try simply pouring boiling water into their
nest.
Nenah
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I have ants in the house and aspartame never worked on them. How did you
get it to work, Marshall?
Marshall Dudley wrote:
That's an idea also. I had intended to try that for plain ants, but
after finding that aspertame works so well, never gave it a try. How
about aspertame mixed with CS.
hi
one reason not to disturb mounds is to attempt to limit their infestation,
in other words, disturbing the mounds will spread them around and
make it harder to avoid being bitten. if they have a mound, you can
more easily avoid them. place a flag at each mound.
for house ants, sugar will
hi group
You could go to Google and type in ..fire ants+boric acid...in my HO ant's
nests don't seem to survive long after this treatment..at least for house
ants
To eliminate fire ants, you might try simply pouring boiling water into
their
nest.
Nenah
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What about diatomaceous earth?
Norman Cameron wrote:
hi group
You could go to Google and type in ..fire ants+boric acid...in my HO ant's
nests don't seem to survive long after this treatment..at least for house
ants
To eliminate fire ants, you might try simply pouring boiling water into
Congratulations marshalee!
'm so proud or your accomplishment. Best wishes on your relocation.
Suggestion: Sell your sister on having a big book sale--bringing in cash and
providing Room for Sis..
Also, if you or your sister are not into Godzilla, contact V and find out
more--this plus CS with
Hi,
I recall someone on the list who wrote that, in order to get some types of
ants interested in aspartame, he had to mix it with apple juice.
Best regards,
:) Marv
- Original Message -
From: d.linen
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 2:49
Morning Marshalee,
I have just finished my 3 years at Brigham Young University, and now have a
Bachelor`s Degree in Genealogy/Family History.
Congratulations !
Hurry and get set up, and hurry back to the list.
Maybe I will still be alive then. Many of my friends think the spider
hi
i have had lyme success with ionic silver. i was never diagnosed
with lyme because diagnosing lyme is a pitiful joke.
i have heard story after story of deluded souls traipsing from
one doctor to another while they ordered test after test that
are known to be unbelievably inconsistent. in many
it is the best i have used(5000ppm)
roger
- Original Message -
From: theskyk...@aol.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 10:03 PM
Subject: CSInvive MSP?
What does everyone think of INVIVE MSP?
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