it has worked on everything i have sprayed it on,
won't hurt to give it a try. i don't let the spray
touch food directly only because i think it would
taste bad, but i do not know of any reason it would be
unsafe in the kitchen and use it there as often as
needed.
VMANN: does that work with
Tobacco juice.
Dan
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I'd like to know the best
Dan,
Tobacco juice might work, but if I'm not mistaken it is highly carcinogenic
even when applied topically.
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Tobacco juice
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Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 09:20:36 -0600
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Tobacco juice.
Dan
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Thanks for this one - I am going to give it a whirl
REgards
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I'd like to know the best repellent for traveling for the children.
Presently, I use Neem, anything better?
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What is the best repellent to prevent lyme in endemic areas?
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That should do the trick for them pesky ol' ticks, but won't help you with the
chemtrails.
Kurt
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That should do the trick
8 years ago I successfully treated 5 children with tea tree oil for lice. I
used it in the hair, wash etc. and combed it relentlessly through my daughters'
long thick hair and shaved the boys heads when buzz cuts were popular thank
goodness. But, I wondered if there was a specific manufactured
How about tobacco water...
Dan
gmetrop...@aol.com wrote:
I'd like to know the best repellent for traveling for the children.
Presently, I use Neem, anything better?
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I've got a herd of a dozen or so deer romping around here daily. I got Lyme in
'01 partly because of my bad habit of walking around my patch of woods
barelegged and barefooted.
Unwilling to change my Daisy Mae attire, I made my own tick repellants.
In a spray bottle half filled with water I put
speaking of peppermint oil, i use it indoors for
insects as well. to my empty spray bottle i add about
an inch or so of peppermint castile soap and add as
many drops of peppermint essential oil as i feel like,
then fill to the top with water. i keep it handy for
ants, roaches, flies whatever
julie martin wrote:
speaking of peppermint oil, i use it indoors for
insects as well. to my empty spray bottle i add about
an inch or so of peppermint castile soap and add as
many drops of peppermint essential oil as i feel like,
then fill to the top with water. i keep it handy for
ants,
Tad Winiecki wrote:
If it's where you live, I've heard that Guinea hens eat ticks and
other pests.
Nancy
On Jan 29, 2008, at 4:21 PM, Vigilius Haufniensis wrote:
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What is the best repellent to prevent lyme in endemic areas?
Kim wrote:
I have seen how guinea
What is the best repellent to prevent lyme in endemic areas?
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What is the best repellent to prevent lyme in endemic areas?
VMANN: corduroys. it sounds odd, but when i was at bible camp as a kid
we noticed that i wasnt getting any ticks at all. everyone else was
covered with them. you could see the ticks like black dots
If it's where you live, I've heard that Guinea hens eat ticks and other
pests.
Nancy
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