Re: Re: Do birdmites burrow in wood?

[Guest guest]

I think you were answering (maybe by mistake?) to someone who asked

about GMO and how bird mites pass it on to people. I was asking whether

bird mites burrow in wood. Thanks.

On 5/4/2010 7:24 PM, Zoe wrote:

Most types of Bird mites generally nest during the day in very

very small cracks and crevices (wood, clothing, etc...) near to where

their host is and venture out at night to feed. From the posts here and

on other sites on the internet, it seem clear that some types of bird

mite have adapted to live on or within their humans host as well.

Additionally, theories have been postulated that certain GMO-modified

bacterium, virus', and/or fungi may be introduced into the human body

and/or the human environment via bird mite bites or even just the

presense of GMO -organism infected mites in the environment. Many

people on bird mite websites have symptoms which point to some GMO

toxin internally or externally and have had success in treating this as

a GMO related disease. Many folks have discussed fibers found in their

skin, on their skin, or in their environment.

Hope this does address your question.

z3

>

> I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or

maybe

> something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a

visible

> whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water,

vinegar or

> one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it

will

> likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's

whole

> sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a

sign

> that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing

(the

> boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water

dries.

>

> Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones

that

> look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material

(not

> to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)

> Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The

weird

> thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a

spider,

> but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber

shaped

> exactly like the spider.

>

> Here's an example of a "mite" that burrowed in the wood. That's its

> shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

> ,

> http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

>

> Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them

burrowing

> in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

>

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

We don't know. We are just as confused about this as you are. I think though that nice people are trying to offer you support. Their answers may not be what you are looking for but they have a heart to try and help. I guess if you don't like their response just delete and move on Sent from my iPhoneOn May 4, 2010, at 8:07 PM, jessnyc <helpnynow@...> wrote:

I think you were answering (maybe by mistake?) to someone who asked

about GMO and how bird mites pass it on to people. I was asking whether

bird mites burrow in wood. Thanks.

On 5/4/2010 7:24 PM, Zoe wrote:

Most types of Bird mites generally nest during the day in very

very small cracks and crevices (wood, clothing, etc...) near to where

their host is and venture out at night to feed. From the posts here and

on other sites on the internet, it seem clear that some types of bird

mite have adapted to live on or within their humans host as well.

Additionally, theories have been postulated that certain GMO-modified

bacterium, virus', and/or fungi may be introduced into the human body

and/or the human environment via bird mite bites or even just the

presense of GMO -organism infected mites in the environment. Many

people on bird mite websites have symptoms which point to some GMO

toxin internally or externally and have had success in treating this as

a GMO related disease. Many folks have discussed fibers found in their

skin, on their skin, or in their environment.

Hope this does address your question.

z3

>

> I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or

maybe

> something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a

visible

> whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water,

vinegar or

> one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it

will

> likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's

whole

> sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a

sign

> that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing

(the

> boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water

dries.

>

> Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones

that

> look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material

(not

> to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)

> Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The

weird

> thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a

spider,

> but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber

shaped

> exactly like the spider.

>

> Here's an example of a "mite" that burrowed in the wood. That's its

> shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

> ,

> http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

>

> Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them

burrowing

> in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

>

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Rush

I loaned my iphone to the nieghbors & I just got it back , the minute I touched

it my hand got bit up , I waited a while not beliveing it , with in 5 hrs I had

a swarm , my eyes , face , & arms were bit up . I put the phone in a bag &

gassed it then put 1 teasp betdine on my wet hands & rubbed it all over , left

the betadine on for 5 mins & rinsed , it killed them all then I showered with

shampoo ,left it on for 3 mins & rinsed .

So 3 days later , still no bugs on my hands at all . So... I pull out the

iphone use it for 5 mins & they hatched & bit me up again . I repeated all the

above steps & waited 5 days or so , this time they were weaker , & it took 20

mins for them to get my hands & forearms .... It will probally be many weeks of

gassing & using, so that they hatch, & re gassing in a bag with c02 before the

iphone is clear. I know once my laptop gets infested it takes a longtime to

kill them all . I need to test heat treating on an old laptop & see if it still

works .

My regular treo 600 palm cellphone usually is clear in just 1 gas of c02,

strange the ihone is resistant like the laptop & takes so many gassings &

regassings ..

C02 is more fluid than water so it should be able to seep into the device . I

wonder if the bug lives off the electronics like red ants in florida eat

electronics in air conditioners & stop lights, which has caused tens of millions

of dollars of damage I read in an article. They use aspertame to kill red ants

it said . Otherwise the man said the red ants would not die with all the

chemicals he bought & dumped on the red ant mound . But 1 packet of nutrasweet

(it contains aspertame) sprinkled on top of the mound did nothing, untill a

light rain moistened it , then the ants came & ate all of it & the next day

there were no more ants

The end.

Remember the ant traps the poster posted about ? cvs brand ant traps & how his

bugs went to almost zero when he used them .. ? ..I called a 30 year pest

control man & he said he bet cvs brand ant traps contained aspertame. He said I

could make my own with aspertame ( nutraseet for coffe ) & karo syrup .

I sprinke nutra sweet every month around the perimeter of each room , I never

breathe it, it makes you feel funny ...

One time I put 1/4 cup in the blender with an ocilating fan behind the blender

& it coated the whole house in a light film . I didn like breathing it at all. I

misted it but my house is decorated in borax & epsom so I am sure the aspertame

tasted different mixing with the borax & epsom . I need to try it again after I

do a big wash . I have cars the seem pretty bugless , I sprinkle aspertame in

then monthly . I am not saying this will wipe them out but it sure kills ants,

maybe the mites have sweet tooth too ? ..

Bye, God bless you Rush ,

Bill

On Tue May 4th, 2010 9:20 PM EDT Rush wrote:

>We don't know. We are just as confused about this as you are. I think though

that nice people are trying to offer you support. Their answers may not be what

you are looking for but they have a heart to try and help. I guess if you don't

like their response just delete and move on

>

>Sent from my iPhone

>

>On May 4, 2010, at 8:07 PM, jessnyc <helpnynow@...> wrote:

>

>

>I think you were answering (maybe by mistake?) to someone who asked about GMO

and how bird mites pass it on to people. I was asking whether bird mites burrow

in wood. Thanks.

>

>

>On 5/4/2010 7:24 PM, Zoe wrote:

>

>

>Most types of Bird mites generally nest during the day in very very small

cracks and crevices (wood, clothing, etc...) near to where their host is and

venture out at night to feed. From the posts here and on other sites on the

internet, it seem clear that some types of bird mite have adapted to live on or

within their humans host as well.

>

>Additionally, theories have been postulated that certain GMO-modified

bacterium, virus', and/or fungi may be introduced into the human body and/or the

human environment via bird mite bites or even just the presense of GMO -organism

infected mites in the environment. Many people on bird mite websites have

symptoms which point to some GMO toxin internally or externally and have had

success in treating this as a GMO related disease. Many folks have discussed

fibers found in their skin, on their skin, or in their environment.

>

>Hope this does address your question.

>

>z3

>

>

>>

>> I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or maybe

>> something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a visible

>> whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water, vinegar or

>> one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it will

>> likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's whole

>> sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a sign

>> that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing (the

>> boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water dries.

>>

>> Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones that

>> look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material (not

>> to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)

>> Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The weird

>> thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a spider,

>> but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber shaped

>> exactly like the spider.

>>

>> Here's an example of a " mite " that burrowed in the wood. That's its

>> shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

>> ,

>>

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

>>

>> Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them burrowing

>> in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

>>

>> Thanks

>>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I hear they love electricity. That is probably why they love cell phones and

computers. You know when you sometimes get that electric charge? Well i heard

from dr s that they tested two people with m and their electrical body current

was significantly hirer than a normal person. Maybe that is why they are so

attracted to us.

On Tue May 4th, 2010 10:46 PM EDT Doe wrote:

>Hi Rush

>

> I loaned my iphone to the nieghbors & I just got it back , the minute I

touched it my hand got bit up , I waited a while not beliveing it , with in 5

hrs I had a swarm , my eyes , face , & arms were bit up . I put the phone in a

bag & gassed it then put 1 teasp betdine on my wet hands & rubbed it all over ,

left the betadine on for 5 mins & rinsed , it killed them all then I showered

with shampoo ,left it on for 3 mins & rinsed .

> So 3 days later , still no bugs on my hands at all . So... I pull out the

iphone use it for 5 mins & they hatched & bit me up again . I repeated all the

above steps & waited 5 days or so , this time they were weaker , & it took 20

mins for them to get my hands & forearms .... It will probally be many weeks of

gassing & using, so that they hatch, & re gassing in a bag with c02 before the

iphone is clear. I know once my laptop gets infested it takes a longtime to

kill them all . I need to test heat treating on an old laptop & see if it still

works .

> My regular treo 600 palm cellphone usually is clear in just 1 gas of c02,

strange the ihone is resistant like the laptop & takes so many gassings &

regassings ..

> C02 is more fluid than water so it should be able to seep into the device . I

wonder if the bug lives off the electronics like red ants in florida eat

electronics in air conditioners & stop lights, which has caused tens of millions

of dollars of damage I read in an article. They use aspertame to kill red ants

it said . Otherwise the man said the red ants would not die with all the

chemicals he bought & dumped on the red ant mound . But 1 packet of nutrasweet

(it contains aspertame) sprinkled on top of the mound did nothing, untill a

light rain moistened it , then the ants came & ate all of it & the next day

there were no more ants

> The end.

>

>Remember the ant traps the poster posted about ? cvs brand ant traps & how his

bugs went to almost zero when he used them .. ? ..I called a 30 year pest

control man & he said he bet cvs brand ant traps contained aspertame. He said I

could make my own with aspertame ( nutraseet for coffe ) & karo syrup .

> I sprinke nutra sweet every month around the perimeter of each room , I never

breathe it, it makes you feel funny ...

> One time I put 1/4 cup in the blender with an ocilating fan behind the

blender & it coated the whole house in a light film . I didn like breathing it

at all. I misted it but my house is decorated in borax & epsom so I am sure the

aspertame tasted different mixing with the borax & epsom . I need to try it

again after I do a big wash . I have cars the seem pretty bugless , I sprinkle

aspertame in then monthly . I am not saying this will wipe them out but it sure

kills ants, maybe the mites have sweet tooth too ? ..

>

>Bye, God bless you Rush ,

>

>

>

>Bill

>

>On Tue May 4th, 2010 9:20 PM EDT Rush wrote:

>

>>We don't know. We are just as confused about this as you are. I think though

that nice people are trying to offer you support. Their answers may not be what

you are looking for but they have a heart to try and help. I guess if you don't

like their response just delete and move on

>>

>>Sent from my iPhone

>>

>>On May 4, 2010, at 8:07 PM, jessnyc <helpnynow@...> wrote:

>>

>>

>>I think you were answering (maybe by mistake?) to someone who asked about GMO

and how bird mites pass it on to people. I was asking whether bird mites burrow

in wood. Thanks.

>>

>>

>>On 5/4/2010 7:24 PM, Zoe wrote:

>>

>>

>>Most types of Bird mites generally nest during the day in very very small

cracks and crevices (wood, clothing, etc...) near to where their host is and

venture out at night to feed. From the posts here and on other sites on the

internet, it seem clear that some types of bird mite have adapted to live on or

within their humans host as well.

>>

>>Additionally, theories have been postulated that certain GMO-modified

bacterium, virus', and/or fungi may be introduced into the human body and/or the

human environment via bird mite bites or even just the presense of GMO -organism

infected mites in the environment. Many people on bird mite websites have

symptoms which point to some GMO toxin internally or externally and have had

success in treating this as a GMO related disease. Many folks have discussed

fibers found in their skin, on their skin, or in their environment.

>>

>>Hope this does address your question.

>>

>>z3

>>

>>

>>>

>>> I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or maybe

>>> something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a visible

>>> whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water, vinegar or

>>> one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it will

>>> likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's whole

>>> sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a sign

>>> that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing (the

>>> boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water dries.

>>>

>>> Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones that

>>> look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material (not

>>> to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)

>>> Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The weird

>>> thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a spider,

>>> but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber shaped

>>> exactly like the spider.

>>>

>>> Here's an example of a " mite " that burrowed in the wood. That's its

>>> shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

>>> ,

>>>

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

>>>

>>> Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them burrowing

>>> in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am confused about the whole fiber thing. People who have morgellons

and the whole GMO connection talks about fibers coming 'out' of your

body, right? I don't have any fibers coming out of my body. I only see

fibers that are outside and want to attack me and enter my skin. They

look like bird mites but are made of fiber. Is this the same thing? My

theory is that bird mites (or whatever mites I have) began to hide or

use certain materials in order to hide and get closer to their prey.

This, as a mechanism of survival. So they must have figured that if

people have fibers so close to their bodies, they could become fibers

and be just as close. Of course, I'm putting it as a human who can

think, but they might have other ways of understanding this at their

own level. I said in my other thread, and I know this won't be easy to

believe, but I have mites that take over my stuff now. I found mites

taking over things like safety pins or pieces of tape and plastic.

Nobody would believe this unless they saw it with their own eyes, I

know, but that's what it is. I have some pictures, maybe that will help:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570854306/in/set-72157623856010281/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570211763/in/set-72157623856010281/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570211901/in/set-72157623856010281/

These pictures were taken after the mite had been killed and become

visible. Before that, I could not see the mite. I could only see the

object, and I could not see it moving, but I did see it change places

many times. So it must have moved when I wasn't looking. You won't

believe it but they also took the shape of boric acid when they became

immune to it. They pretended to be "stains" of it, so I began to see

tons of little drops of boric acid all over my room, all of them with

the shape of the mite. And I could see them getting closer and closer

to my bed--that was scary, I felt like in a horror movie. I'm starting

to wonder what will they take over once they evolve any further..

Let me know what you think of this,

Thanks.

On 5/5/2010 12:21 AM, Zoe wrote:

Hi Jess,

When I tried to open the photos it brought up a message saying they

were 'private'. Perhaps others in this group may know how to view them

with the link you provided, otherwise you may need change the link to

the photos in order from others to help you ID your possibly wood-

burrowing pests.

I mentioned the GMO info in my last reply to your post simply because

you describe seeing 'fiber-like' things and so I thought you may want

to know that there is a theory about a direct connection between mites,

fibers, and GMO's.

z3

> > >

> > > I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I

have or maybe

> > > something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood,

making a visible

> > > whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling

water, vinegar or

> > > one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus +

vinegar), it will

> > > likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then

there's whole

> > > sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and

that's a sign

> > > that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the

same thing (the

> > > boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as

the water dries.

> > >

> > > Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two

species, the ones that

> > > look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber

material (not

> > > to mention the black specs, which eventually look like

tiny larvae)

> > > Since I began having mites, I recognize two different

kinds. The weird

> > > thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites

look like a spider,

> > > but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece

of fiber shaped

> > > exactly like the spider.

> > >

> > > Here's an example of a "mite" that burrowed in the wood.

That's its

> > > shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/>

> > > ,

> > >

> > http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/>

> > >

> > > Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have

them burrowing

> > > in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

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From: danielwalker94949@...

bird mites

Sent: Wed May 5th, 2010 2:33 AM EDT

Subject: Re: Re: Do birdmites burrow in wood?

I hear they love electricity. That is probably why they love cell phones and

computers. You know when you sometimes get that electric charge? Well i heard

from dr s that they tested two people with m and their electrical body current

was significantly hirer than a normal person. Maybe that is why they are so

attracted to us.

On Tue May 4th, 2010 10:46 PM EDT Doe wrote:

>Hi Rush

>

> I loaned my iphone to the nieghbors & I just got it back , the minute I

touched it my hand got bit up , I waited a while not beliveing it , with in 5

hrs I had a swarm , my eyes , face , & arms were bit up . I put the phone in a

bag & gassed it then put 1 teasp betdine on my wet hands & rubbed it all over ,

left the betadine on for 5 mins & rinsed , it killed them all then I showered

with shampoo ,left it on for 3 mins & rinsed .

> So 3 days later , still no bugs on my hands at all . So... I pull out the

iphone use it for 5 mins & they hatched & bit me up again . I repeated all the

above steps & waited 5 days or so , this time they were weaker , & it took 20

mins for them to get my hands & forearms .... It will probally be many weeks of

gassing & using, so that they hatch, & re gassing in a bag with c02 before the

iphone is clear. I know once my laptop gets infested it takes a longtime to

kill them all . I need to test heat treating on an old laptop & see if it still

works .

> My regular treo 600 palm cellphone usually is clear in just 1 gas of c02,

strange the ihone is resistant like the laptop & takes so many gassings &

regassings ..

> C02 is more fluid than water so it should be able to seep into the device . I

wonder if the bug lives off the electronics like red ants in florida eat

electronics in air conditioners & stop lights, which has caused tens of millions

of dollars of damage I read in an article. They use aspertame to kill red ants

it said . Otherwise the man said the red ants would not die with all the

chemicals he bought & dumped on the red ant mound . But 1 packet of nutrasweet

(it contains aspertame) sprinkled on top of the mound did nothing, untill a

light rain moistened it , then the ants came & ate all of it & the next day

there were no more ants

> The end.

>

>Remember the ant traps the poster posted about ? cvs brand ant traps & how his

bugs went to almost zero when he used them .. ? ..I called a 30 year pest

control man & he said he bet cvs brand ant traps contained aspertame. He said I

could make my own with aspertame ( nutraseet for coffe ) & karo syrup .

> I sprinke nutra sweet every month around the perimeter of each room , I never

breathe it, it makes you feel funny ...

> One time I put 1/4 cup in the blender with an ocilating fan behind the

blender & it coated the whole house in a light film . I didn like breathing it

at all. I misted it but my house is decorated in borax & epsom so I am sure the

aspertame tasted different mixing with the borax & epsom . I need to try it

again after I do a big wash . I have cars the seem pretty bugless , I sprinkle

aspertame in then monthly . I am not saying this will wipe them out but it sure

kills ants, maybe the mites have sweet tooth too ? ..

>

>Bye, God bless you Rush ,

>

>

>

>Bill

>

>On Tue May 4th, 2010 9:20 PM EDT Rush wrote:

>

>>We don't know. We are just as confused about this as you are. I think though

that nice people are trying to offer you support. Their answers may not be what

you are looking for but they have a heart to try and help. I guess if you don't

like their response just delete and move on

>>

>>Sent from my iPhone

>>

>>On May 4, 2010, at 8:07 PM, jessnyc <helpnynow@...> wrote:

>>

>>

>>I think you were answering (maybe by mistake?) to someone who asked about GMO

and how bird mites pass it on to people. I was asking whether bird mites burrow

in wood. Thanks.

>>

>>

>>On 5/4/2010 7:24 PM, Zoe wrote:

>>

>>

>>Most types of Bird mites generally nest during the day in very very small

cracks and crevices (wood, clothing, etc...) near to where their host is and

venture out at night to feed. From the posts here and on other sites on the

internet, it seem clear that some types of bird mite have adapted to live on or

within their humans host as well.

>>

>>Additionally, theories have been postulated that certain GMO-modified

bacterium, virus', and/or fungi may be introduced into the human body and/or the

human environment via bird mite bites or even just the presense of GMO -organism

infected mites in the environment. Many people on bird mite websites have

symptoms which point to some GMO toxin internally or externally and have had

success in treating this as a GMO related disease. Many folks have discussed

fibers found in their skin, on their skin, or in their environment.

>>

>>Hope this does address your question.

>>

>>z3

>>

>>

>>>

>>> I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or maybe

>>> something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a visible

>>> whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water, vinegar or

>>> one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it will

>>> likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's whole

>>> sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a sign

>>> that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing (the

>>> boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water dries.

>>>

>>> Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones that

>>> look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material (not

>>> to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)

>>> Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The weird

>>> thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a spider,

>>> but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber shaped

>>> exactly like the spider.

>>>

>>> Here's an example of a " mite " that burrowed in the wood. That's its

>>> shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

>>> ,

>>>

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

>>>

>>> Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them burrowing

>>> in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>>

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Well that was nice of you to loan your iPhone out. I have had an iPhone throughout this whole ordeal and never once have I had any problems from it. There's not anyplace for them to hide. But I think I dealing g with something different. I think mine are airborne SoStiles I use alcohol wipes just to ne safe Sent from my iPhoneOn May 5, 2010, at 1:55 AM, <danielwalker94949@...> wrote:

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From: danielwalker94949

bird mites

Sent: Wed May 5th, 2010 2:33 AM EDT

Subject: Re: Re: Do birdmites burrow in wood?

I hear they love electricity. That is probably why they love cell phones and computers. You know when you sometimes get that electric charge? Well i heard from dr s that they tested two people with m and their electrical body current was significantly hirer than a normal person. Maybe that is why they are so attracted to us.

On Tue May 4th, 2010 10:46 PM EDT Doe wrote:

>Hi Rush

>

> I loaned my iphone to the nieghbors & I just got it back , the minute I touched it my hand got bit up , I waited a while not beliveing it , with in 5 hrs I had a swarm , my eyes , face , & arms were bit up . I put the phone in a bag & gassed it then put 1 teasp betdine on my wet hands & rubbed it all over , left the betadine on for 5 mins & rinsed , it killed them all then I showered with shampoo ,left it on for 3 mins & rinsed .

> So 3 days later , still no bugs on my hands at all . So... I pull out the iphone use it for 5 mins & they hatched & bit me up again . I repeated all the above steps & waited 5 days or so , this time they were weaker , & it took 20 mins for them to get my hands & forearms .... It will probally be many weeks of gassing & using, so that they hatch, & re gassing in a bag with c02 before the iphone is clear. I know once my laptop gets infested it takes a longtime to kill them all . I need to test heat treating on an old laptop & see if it still works .

> My regular treo 600 palm cellphone usually is clear in just 1 gas of c02, strange the ihone is resistant like the laptop & takes so many gassings & regassings ..

> C02 is more fluid than water so it should be able to seep into the device . I wonder if the bug lives off the electronics like red ants in florida eat electronics in air conditioners & stop lights, which has caused tens of millions of dollars of damage I read in an article. They use aspertame to kill red ants it said . Otherwise the man said the red ants would not die with all the chemicals he bought & dumped on the red ant mound . But 1 packet of nutrasweet (it contains aspertame) sprinkled on top of the mound did nothing, untill a light rain moistened it , then the ants came & ate all of it & the next day there were no more ants

> The end.

>

>Remember the ant traps the poster posted about ? cvs brand ant traps & how his bugs went to almost zero when he used them .. ? ..I called a 30 year pest control man & he said he bet cvs brand ant traps contained aspertame. He said I could make my own with aspertame ( nutraseet for coffe ) & karo syrup .

> I sprinke nutra sweet every month around the perimeter of each room , I never breathe it, it makes you feel funny ...

> One time I put 1/4 cup in the blender with an ocilating fan behind the blender & it coated the whole house in a light film . I didn like breathing it at all. I misted it but my house is decorated in borax & epsom so I am sure the aspertame tasted different mixing with the borax & epsom . I need to try it again after I do a big wash . I have cars the seem pretty bugless , I sprinkle aspertame in then monthly . I am not saying this will wipe them out but it sure kills ants, maybe the mites have sweet tooth too ? ..

>

>Bye, God bless you Rush ,

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>Bill

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>On Tue May 4th, 2010 9:20 PM EDT Rush wrote:

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>>We don't know. We are just as confused about this as you are. I think though that nice people are trying to offer you support. Their answers may not be what you are looking for but they have a heart to try and help. I guess if you don't like their response just delete and move on

>>

>>Sent from my iPhone

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>>On May 4, 2010, at 8:07 PM, jessnyc <helpnynowgmail> wrote:

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>>I think you were answering (maybe by mistake?) to someone who asked about GMO and how bird mites pass it on to people. I was asking whether bird mites burrow in wood. Thanks.

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>>On 5/4/2010 7:24 PM, Zoe wrote:

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>>Most types of Bird mites generally nest during the day in very very small cracks and crevices (wood, clothing, etc...) near to where their host is and venture out at night to feed. From the posts here and on other sites on the internet, it seem clear that some types of bird mite have adapted to live on or within their humans host as well.

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>>Additionally, theories have been postulated that certain GMO-modified bacterium, virus', and/or fungi may be introduced into the human body and/or the human environment via bird mite bites or even just the presense of GMO -organism infected mites in the environment. Many people on bird mite websites have symptoms which point to some GMO toxin internally or externally and have had success in treating this as a GMO related disease. Many folks have discussed fibers found in their skin, on their skin, or in their environment.

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>>Hope this does address your question.

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>>z3

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>>>

>>> I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or maybe

>>> something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a visible

>>> whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water, vinegar or

>>> one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it will

>>> likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's whole

>>> sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a sign

>>> that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing (the

>>> boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water dries.

>>>

>>> Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones that

>>> look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material (not

>>> to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)

>>> Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The weird

>>> thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a spider,

>>> but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber shaped

>>> exactly like the spider.

>>>

>>> Here's an example of a "mite" that burrowed in the wood. That's its

>>> shape as well: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/

>>> ,

>>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/

>>>

>>> Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them burrowing

>>> in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>>

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Jess, From your pictures it appears that your wood flooring is highly porous - I would be very tempted to have these sanded down smooth, and finished with a resin that would fill in all those cracks. Just a suggestion. I used to mop my wood floors with the same problem yours have with a high concentration of ammonia and borax. It pretty much ruined the finish which was pretty destroyed anyway, but it got rid of the bugs in the floor.DE did no good at all. I don't know how much good boric acid would do if it was just laid down in cracks as it appears in the picture. I think it is too spotty... Re: Do birdmites burrow in wood?

Jess -I hope you aren't thinking of sending rubber bands & safety pins. Please be sure that you have some kind of bug that is clearly a bug.Bessie> > >>> > >> >I'm starting to wonder if it's really birdmites what I have or maybe> > >> >something else? The ones I have burrow in the wood, making a visible> > >> >whole with their exact shape in it. If I throw boiling water,> > vinegar or> > >> >one of the soaps that kills them (Ecos Orange Plus + vinegar), it will> > >> >likely bring the larvae/mite out of the wood hole. Then there's whole> > >> >sections of wood on my floor that start turning dark and that's a sign> > >> >that there might be a whole nest in there. If I do the same thing (the> > >> >boiling water or vinegar) I will find rests of mites as the water> > dries.> > >> >> > >> >Also, the mites I have seem to be divided in two species, the ones> > that> > >> >look like tiny spiders and the ones that take over fiber material (not> > >> >to mention the black specs, which eventually look like tiny larvae)> > >> >Since I began having mites, I recognize two different kinds. The weird> > >> >thing is that from far away, some of the fiber mites look like a> > spider,> > >> >but as I begin getting closer, I realize it was a piece of fiber> > shaped> > >> >exactly like the spider.> > >> >> > >> >Here's an example of a "mite" that burrowed in the wood. That's its> > >> >shape as well:> > http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/>> > >> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570224925/>>> > >> >,> > >>> > >http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/>> > >>> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/> > <http://www.flickr.com/photos/41448065@N02/4570861494/in/set-72157623856010281/>>> > >> >> > >> >Can someone help me figure out what is that? I also have them> > burrowing> > >> >in my dresser and just about any piece of wood I have.> > >> >> > >> >Thanks> > >>> > >>> > >> >> >>