RE: electronic pest repeller

[Guest guest]

Well, I’ve been using them for years

– more than ten – with no noticeable detrimental

side-effects. No, I don’t sleep with an electric blanket (I live in

south Florida), but when I lived in Pennsylvania I had an electric mattress pad

that I used to warm up the bed before I got into it, then turned it off when I

got in bed.

Yes, I do have a microwave. I use it

to heat up my heating pad.

I also have a leather lounge chair that

has a built-in heater and massage vibrator. And I use a cell phone, too.

Maybe I’m dying slowly from all this

rampant electricity around me and don’t know it.<G>

Gloria, I didn’t know before, but

there’s an outdoor one that you can use to repel whatever was eating your

tomatoes.

Sharyn

From: health

[mailto:health ] On Behalf Of SV

Wonder what it does to the human electrical system?

Hopefully you don't sleep with an electric blanket or heating pad and I'm sure

you don't have a microwave.

[Guest guest]

Gloria, I didn’t know before, but there’s an outdoor one that you can use to repel whatever was eating your tomatoes

Cool!!! I'll have to check it out. I was telling Carol that I saw a short segment on the tv news about a local farm. They had bars of Dove soap hanging on stakes situated all over the farm to repel animals. Later a friend of mine questioned what happened when it rained? Did the soap melt and go into the soil? I hadn't thought of that.

Gloria...who still uses an electric blanket to warm up the bed before I get into it. I turn it off once I get in it.