Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

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Yes, Doris, that's me, and Cecilia have lived through the hell and survived only by moving and throwing everyrrrrything out. It was worth it, within a few weeks, I began to heal up and sleep all through the night and now I dare to wear the same pants and shirt more than once! No more washing sheets and quilts every day - no more poisons. I don't feel them in my ears anymore! When you feel like really giving up, at least, move out for a period of time to begin the healing. I know my thinking wasn't even clear when I was under seige. Yes we have all had the scalp problems, it seems it's the last thing to go away.From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 11:28 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Cecilia and family live in Sweden and people all around the world are being afflicted by mites. They have done a great job getting pretty well, but they had to sell their house and they did get rid of everything they owned. Others, like Doris, did the same thing. She moved 3 times and threw everything away. From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:19:11 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Sorry to hear that, I had them everywhere and a lot on my scalp (family members got bitten too) but after moving and throwing everything away things are much better. Hope you´ll get there too.KRCeciliaFrom: whatstheuse2 <terelynjon@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 7:49 PMSubject:

Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

I can feel them hop on my scalp from different objects in my house. Yes, when they first started they were jumping like mites on top of my head wildly. Now they aren't so wild, but they try to burrow into my scalp. Very weird. I used to be a normal person...

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> Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are small white oval round things about the size of a period that come off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed. I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last winter I made a cat house for my

mother's ferral cats and put some really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. Thanks.

>

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Yes, Doris, that's me, and Cecilia have lived through the hell and survived only by moving and throwing everyrrrrything out. It was worth it, within a few weeks, I began to heal up and sleep all through the night and now I dare to wear the same pants and shirt more than once! No more washing sheets and quilts every day - no more poisons. I don't feel them in my ears anymore! When you feel like really giving up, at least, move out for a period of time to begin the healing. I know my thinking wasn't even clear when I was under seige. Yes we have all had the scalp problems, it seems it's the last thing to go away.From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 11:28 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Cecilia and family live in Sweden and people all around the world are being afflicted by mites. They have done a great job getting pretty well, but they had to sell their house and they did get rid of everything they owned. Others, like Doris, did the same thing. She moved 3 times and threw everything away. From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:19:11 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Sorry to hear that, I had them everywhere and a lot on my scalp (family members got bitten too) but after moving and throwing everything away things are much better. Hope you´ll get there too.KRCeciliaFrom: whatstheuse2 <terelynjon@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 7:49 PMSubject:

Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

I can feel them hop on my scalp from different objects in my house. Yes, when they first started they were jumping like mites on top of my head wildly. Now they aren't so wild, but they try to burrow into my scalp. Very weird. I used to be a normal person...

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> Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are small white oval round things about the size of a period that come off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed. I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last winter I made a cat house for my

mother's ferral cats and put some really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. Thanks.

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I, also, moved twice.AandrayaOn Aug 25, 2011, at 4:09 PM, Doris Kennedy <kean2465@...> wrote:

Yes, Doris, that's me, and Cecilia have lived through the hell and survived only by moving and throwing everyrrrrything out. It was worth it, within a few weeks, I began to heal up and sleep all through the night and now I dare to wear the same pants and shirt more than once! No more washing sheets and quilts every day - no more poisons. I don't feel them in my ears anymore! When you feel like really giving up, at least, move out for a period of time to begin the healing. I know my thinking wasn't even clear when I was under seige. Yes we have all had the scalp problems, it seems it's the last thing to go away.From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 11:28 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Cecilia and family live in Sweden and people all around the world are being afflicted by mites. They have done a great job getting pretty well, but they had to sell their house and they did get rid of everything they owned. Others, like Doris, did the same thing. She moved 3 times and threw everything away. From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:19:11 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Sorry to hear that, I had them everywhere and a lot on my scalp (family members got bitten too) but after moving and throwing everything away things are much better. Hope you´ll get there too.KRCeciliaFrom: whatstheuse2 <terelynjon@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 7:49 PMSubject:

Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

I can feel them hop on my scalp from different objects in my house. Yes, when they first started they were jumping like mites on top of my head wildly. Now they aren't so wild, but they try to burrow into my scalp. Very weird. I used to be a normal person...

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> Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are small white oval round things about the size of a period that come off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed. I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last winter I made a cat house for my

mother's ferral cats and put some really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. Thanks.

>

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I, also, moved twice.AandrayaOn Aug 25, 2011, at 4:09 PM, Doris Kennedy <kean2465@...> wrote:

Yes, Doris, that's me, and Cecilia have lived through the hell and survived only by moving and throwing everyrrrrything out. It was worth it, within a few weeks, I began to heal up and sleep all through the night and now I dare to wear the same pants and shirt more than once! No more washing sheets and quilts every day - no more poisons. I don't feel them in my ears anymore! When you feel like really giving up, at least, move out for a period of time to begin the healing. I know my thinking wasn't even clear when I was under seige. Yes we have all had the scalp problems, it seems it's the last thing to go away.From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 11:28 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Cecilia and family live in Sweden and people all around the world are being afflicted by mites. They have done a great job getting pretty well, but they had to sell their house and they did get rid of everything they owned. Others, like Doris, did the same thing. She moved 3 times and threw everything away. From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:19:11 AMSubject: Re: Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

Sorry to hear that, I had them everywhere and a lot on my scalp (family members got bitten too) but after moving and throwing everything away things are much better. Hope you´ll get there too.KRCeciliaFrom: whatstheuse2 <terelynjon@...>bird mites Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 7:49 PMSubject:

Re: What type of mite prefers your scalp?

I can feel them hop on my scalp from different objects in my house. Yes, when they first started they were jumping like mites on top of my head wildly. Now they aren't so wild, but they try to burrow into my scalp. Very weird. I used to be a normal person...

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> Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are small white oval round things about the size of a period that come off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed. I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last winter I made a cat house for my

mother's ferral cats and put some really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. Thanks.

>

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It helps because they're also in the environment because there is some mold infestation which is virtually impossible to eradicate. On Aug 25, 2011, at 7:00 PM, KarmaWillGetYou wrote: How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed. > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. > > Thanks. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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Since I moved I'll never know if I could have eradicated it or not. I packed away all my clothes that weren't contaminated. I moved in with my parents and my belongings stayed in storage for nearly a year. In fact, I just recently moved again and unpacked and have no mold or bugs on my things. I wore only fabrics that the organisms couldn't attach to- nylon, smooth polyesters, leather, lycra, vinyl, etc. I slept with a nylon shower curtain and nylon inside and out sleeping bag. Today I am able to wear cotton and all fabrics again, thank god! I threw out much of my clothes. One of the organisms likes cotton and would attach to clothing fibers and embed in my skin, It was so bizzare!!AandrayaOn Aug 25, 2011, at 9:12 PM, s.jay8383 wrote: Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation? I am wondering the same thing. Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already... Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne... I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, > > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are > > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come > > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost > > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some > > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in > > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the > > > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the > > bed. > > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in > > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was > > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my > > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red > > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard > > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last > > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some > > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't > > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too > > infested. I > > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still > > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where > > the > > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck > > on? I > > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course > > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get > > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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Hi!For us we had them in the environment pretty much, that´s why it helped us to move:)CeciliaFrom: KarmaWillGetYou <stefani@...>bird mites Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 2:00 AMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you?

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> > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > Thanks.

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Hi Cecilia,Things still going well for your girls? My mother is putting her house on the market & hoping to move in the near future & will leave or throw out just about everything.

Regards,KrysOn 26 August 2011 02:30, Cecilia Borg <ceciliaborg@...> wrote:

 

Hi!For us we had them in the environment pretty much, that´s why it helped us to move:)

Cecilia

From: KarmaWillGetYou <stefani@...>bird mites

Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 2:00 AMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

 

How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you?

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> > >

> > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > Thanks.

> > >

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I keep six honest serving-men

  (They taught me all I knew);

Their names are What and Why and When

  And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard Kipling

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Oh so sad Krys. Is this the house you grew up in too? But, I do believe it will help her in the long run... as you get older I think it is so hard to keep up with all that this condition requires us to do to get 95% better. I doubt if anyone gets 100% - oh except Marie who said she is 100%. Not even Zoe is 100% after everything she and her hubby did. My doctor told me she could get me to about 98%. I'm maybe at 95% right now. Nothing in storage bothers me for example. But I do go through my ups and downs with the internal. Still struggle with that.From: "Krys Brennand" <krys109uk@...>bird mites Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 6:53:43 AMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Hi Cecilia,Things still going well for your girls? My mother is putting her house on the market & hoping to move in the near future & will leave or throw out just about everything.

Regards,KrysOn 26 August 2011 02:30, Cecilia Borg <ceciliaborg@...> wrote:

Hi!For us we had them in the environment pretty much, that´s why it helped us to move:)

Cecilia

From: KarmaWillGetYou <stefani@...>bird mites

Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 2:00 AMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you?

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> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > Thanks.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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I keep six honest serving-men

(They taught me all I knew);

Their names are What and Why and When

And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard Kipling

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They are both in and on you, but also in the environment which keeps recontaminating each of us. L.From: "KarmaWillGetYou" <stefani@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 5:00:52 PMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > Thanks.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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You and me both S.Jay. I used to spray a lot of ammonia and Windex all over, but I really want a good mold cleaner. The Lysol did not kill the mold in my shower yesterday, at least not the mildew which I am assuming is mold. Any more suggestions for a mold killer? L.From: "s.jay8383" <s.jay8383@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:12:22 PMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation?

I am wondering the same thing.

Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already...

Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne...

I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?!

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> > > > >

> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the

> > bed.

> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too

> > infested. I

> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where

> > the

> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck

> > on? I

> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > > > Thanks.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Did you get all new furniture too? Alot of our increased wellness from the house has come from throwing tons of stuff out; new sofa, new chairs, new this and that. Not to say we don't have these floaters in the environment, we do, but some sources have been eliminated. I'd throw out underwear and sox often since those are inexpensive and bought new over and over again. L.From: "Aandraya Da Silva" <aandraya@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:22:38 PMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Since I moved I'll never know if I could have eradicated it or not. I packed away all my clothes that weren't contaminated. I moved in with my parents and my belongings stayed in storage for nearly a year. In fact, I just recently moved again and unpacked and have no mold or bugs on my things. I wore only fabrics that the organisms couldn't attach to- nylon, smooth polyesters, leather, lycra, vinyl, etc. I slept with a nylon shower curtain and nylon inside and out sleeping bag. Today I am able to wear cotton and all fabrics again, thank god! I threw out much of my clothes. One of the organisms likes cotton and would attach to clothing fibers and embed in my skin, It was so bizzare!!AandrayaOn Aug 25, 2011, at 9:12 PM, s.jay8383 wrote: Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation? I am wondering the same thing. Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already... Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne... I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months, > > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are > > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come > > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost > > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some > > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in > > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the > > > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the > > bed. > > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in > > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was > > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my > > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red > > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard > > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last > > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some > > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't > > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too > > infested. I > > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still > > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where > > the > > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck > > on? I > > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course > > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get > > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things. > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

Hi , No, I didn't grow up in that house; we moved quite a few times as I grew up. I think my mother & step father have been there for about 20 years.  

While, thanks to people here, my mother & step father have much better control on things, I hope she can move soon as I think it will be much better for both my mum & step dad as they will have a fighting chance of really stopping things getting a hold on a new place.  

Mother says she can only wear wooden sandals because the fungus is so bad on her feet & she can't seem to shift it; I think she  may have those feather winged beetles as her feed are terrible with bites. As a consequence of wearing wooden sandals at nearly 74 years old she fell down some steps & badly hurt her ankle to the point it is black & blue & swollen from her knee to the end of her toes! However, she won't  go to the hospital because she doesn't want a bandage or plaster put on her leg because of the mites.  

RegardsKrysOn 26 August 2011 10:00, <Goldstein@...> wrote:

 

Oh so sad Krys.  Is this the house you grew up in too?  But, I do believe it will help her in the long run... as you get older I think it is so hard to keep up with all that this condition requires us to do to get 95% better.  I doubt if anyone gets 100% - oh except Marie who said she is 100%. Not even Zoe is 100% after everything she and her hubby did.  My doctor told me she could get me to about 98%.  I'm maybe at 95% right now.  Nothing in storage bothers me for example.  But I do go through my ups and downs with the internal.  Still struggle with that.

From: " Krys Brennand " <krys109uk@...>bird mites

Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 6:53:43 AMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

 

Hi Cecilia,Things still going well for your girls? My mother is putting her house on the market & hoping to move in the near future & will leave or throw out just about everything.

Regards,KrysOn 26 August 2011 02:30, Cecilia Borg <ceciliaborg@...> wrote:

 

Hi!For us we had them in the environment pretty much, that´s why it helped us to move:)

Cecilia

From: KarmaWillGetYou <stefani@...>bird mites

Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 2:00 AMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

 

How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > Thanks.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

--

I keep six honest serving-men

  (They taught me all I knew);

Their names are What and Why and When

  And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard Kipling

--

I keep six honest serving-men

  (They taught me all I knew);

Their names are What and Why and When

  And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard Kipling

[Guest guest]

We had some, pink, what I think might be some kind of slime mould which Lysol didn't seem to move. We bought some specialist mould & mildew remover from a hardware shop (we got ours at Menards) which did the trick. There were also products which purported to be mould & mildew prohibitive. 

RegardsKrysOn 26 August 2011 10:05, <Goldstein@...> wrote:

 

You and me both S.Jay.  I used to spray a lot of ammonia and Windex all over, but I really want a good mold cleaner.  The Lysol did not kill the mold in my shower yesterday, at least not the mildew which I am assuming is mold.  Any more suggestions for a mold killer?  

L.From: " s.jay8383 " <s.jay8383@...>bird mites

Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:12:22 PMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

 

Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation?

I am wondering the same thing.

Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already...

Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne...

I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?!

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the

> > bed.

> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too

> > infested. I

> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where

> > the

> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck

> > on? I

> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > > > Thanks.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

>

--

I keep six honest serving-men

  (They taught me all I knew);

Their names are What and Why and When

  And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard Kipling

[Guest guest]

Hi, Krys!THanks for asking! We are quite ok:) Have a staph-infection on the skin as a result from the mites, but no more bites:)!So for us the move made a lot of difference. So your mum is thinking of selling and moving as well... It´s a big step, but it seems to have helped many. I hope she´ll cope with it. We had to tell that we had mites as a written information, so that there would be no problems after the sale, having to take the house back. Maby that´s what she needs to do as well to be safe with the law?I read one of the testimonies on the birdmites.org when I decided to move. IT was a man who had done everything for a year but hadn´t succeeded, and then finally moved and brought nothing, he was thereafter mite-free. Did you read that one? We even got rid of the

cars...Tell your mum she´s a strong lady and that I really hope everything will go great with the house-sale.Take care!CeciliaFrom: Krys Brennand <krys109uk@...>bird mites Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 3:53 PMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Hi Cecilia,Things still going well for your girls? My mother is putting her house on the market & hoping to move in the near future & will leave or throw out just about everything.

Regards,KrysOn 26 August 2011 02:30, Cecilia Borg <ceciliaborg@...> wrote:

Hi!For us we had them in the environment pretty much, that´s why it helped us to move:)

Cecilia

From: KarmaWillGetYou <stefani@...>bird mites

Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 2:00 AMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

How does it help to just up and move? If they are on you, don't they just come with you?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > Thanks.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

--

I keep six honest serving-men

(They taught me all I knew);

Their names are What and Why and When

And How and Where and Who.

Rudyard Kipling

[Guest guest]

I've just reat about formalin 3% for killing bacteria and fungus in the environment. Sounds dangerous to use, but worth looking into if it can be done safely. I'd investigate more but have so much work piled up here.

Love and light,

You and me both S.Jay. I used to spray a lot of ammonia and Windex all over, but I really want a good mold cleaner. The Lysol did not kill the mold in my shower yesterday, at least not the mildew which I am assuming is mold. Any more suggestions for a mold killer?

L.

From: "s.jay8383" <s.jay8383@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:12:22 PM

Subject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation?

I am wondering the same thing.Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already...Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne...I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?!> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the> >

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the > > bed.> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was> > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too > > infested. I> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months

ago in my 1 story condo, but still> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where > > the> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck > > on? I> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.> > > > Thanks.> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> >>

-- I keep six honest serving-men (They taught me all I knew);Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who.Rudyard Kipling

[Guest guest]

Hi sbmom (zen),Sometimes it is hard to live up to that, but I try too... we get so attached to things. I watch the TV show about Hoarders sometimes and thank goodness I don't have so much of an attachment to things... but I still have to work at it. <3 From: "southernbugmom" <zenmorgie@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 5:02:42 AMSubject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Krys - I think your Mom's move will be a big help for her. If I could re-wind the events of the last year I would have moved a lot sooner. And I say that even though we lost our life savings in the process. Please encourage her to give up whatever she can. My husband insisted on keeping many things and we are still having occasional issues - although the situation is so much better. Someone here told me to keep in mind "people over things." Good luck to her and your step dad and keep us posted!

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,

> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are

> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come

> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost

> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some

> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in

> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the

> > > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the bed.

> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in

> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was

> > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my

> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red

> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard

> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last

> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some

> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't

> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too infested. I

> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still

> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where the

> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck on? I

> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course

> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get

> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.

> > > > Thanks.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

>

> I keep six honest serving-men

> (They taught me all I knew);

> Their names are What and Why and When

> And How and Where and Who.

>

> *Rudyard Kipling*

>

[Guest guest]

Krys, and ,I'm going to the hardware store this morning but before I do go I'll google Menards to see what kind of mold killers they carry and see if they carry same at our hardware store or Lowe's. I'm not sure what formalin is, but will look that up too. Bleach lightens the mold in the shower, but it just keeps coming back. So that tells me bleach does not kill it. I'll keep doing the Lysol to kill everything else in the shower.From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 7:27:09 AMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

I've just reat about formalin 3% for killing bacteria and fungus in the environment. Sounds dangerous to use, but worth looking into if it can be done safely. I'd investigate more but have so much work piled up here.

Love and light,

You and me both S.Jay. I used to spray a lot of ammonia and Windex all over, but I really want a good mold cleaner. The Lysol did not kill the mold in my shower yesterday, at least not the mildew which I am assuming is mold. Any more suggestions for a mold killer?

L.

From: "s.jay8383" <s.jay8383@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:12:22 PM

Subject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation?

I am wondering the same thing.Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already...Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne...I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?!> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the> >

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the > > bed.> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was> > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too > > infested. I> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months

ago in my 1 story condo, but still> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where > > the> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck > > on? I> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.> > > > Thanks.> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> >>

-- I keep six honest serving-men (They taught me all I knew);Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who.Rudyard Kipling

[Guest guest]

Okay , I see what formalin is... http://www.suburbanreef.com/formalin-3-16-oz.htmlThat might work! And if it is primarily used for fish in aquariums, it might be safe for human beings too!From: Goldstein@...To: bird mites Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 8:38:10 AMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Krys, and ,I'm going to the hardware store this morning but before I do go I'll google Menards to see what kind of mold killers they carry and see if they carry same at our hardware store or Lowe's. I'm not sure what formalin is, but will look that up too. Bleach lightens the mold in the shower, but it just keeps coming back. So that tells me bleach does not kill it. I'll keep doing the Lysol to kill everything else in the shower.From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 7:27:09 AMSubject: Re: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

I've just reat about formalin 3% for killing bacteria and fungus in the environment. Sounds dangerous to use, but worth looking into if it can be done safely. I'd investigate more but have so much work piled up here.

Love and light,

You and me both S.Jay. I used to spray a lot of ammonia and Windex all over, but I really want a good mold cleaner. The Lysol did not kill the mold in my shower yesterday, at least not the mildew which I am assuming is mold. Any more suggestions for a mold killer?

L.

From: "s.jay8383" <s.jay8383@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:12:22 PM

Subject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation?

I am wondering the same thing.Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already...Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne...I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?!> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the> >

> > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the > > bed.> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was> > > > mostly at night. So, I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too > > infested. I> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months

ago in my 1 story condo, but still> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where > > the> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck > > on? I> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to help, but of course> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.> > > > Thanks.> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> >>

-- I keep six honest serving-men (They taught me all I knew);Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who.Rudyard Kipling

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Let us know how the homemade solutions work:)

Love and light,

You and me both S.Jay. I used to spray a lot of ammonia and Windex all over, but I really want a good mold cleaner. The Lysol did not kill the mold in my shower yesterday, at least not the mildew which I am assuming is mold. Any more suggestions for a mold killer?

L.

From: "s.jay8383" <s.jay8383@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:12:22 PM Subject: Re: move away from the mites when nothing else works

Are you saying that you were never able to eradicate the mold infestation?

I am wondering the same thing.Just took a bath in epsom salt, baking soda, and ACV (1 cup each)....got out and now the mold seems to be attacking me already...Trying to figure out how to eradicate the mold if the spores are airborne...I can clean surfaces but what to do about that?!> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> >

> > >> > > > > Hi, I have been living with some type of mite for over 3 months,> > > > since the end of May. I cannot see them whlile alive, but they are> > > > small white oval round things about the size of a period that come> > > > off my scalp after using hand sanitizer. This happened almost> > > > simultaneously or shortly after I had gotten headlice from some> > > > bedsheets that I got from my mother where my neices had slept (in> > > > the same room). I put the sheets in my car that fateful day in the> > > > back seat with no bag and drove home and later put them on the > > bed.> > > > I had a really bad infestation shortly after with things flying in> > > > the air but could not actually see anything I guess because it was> > > > mostly at night. So,

I don't think this is the Northern mite -- my> > > > guess is either the red mite or something else. I did see some red> > > > mites on my porch early spring and also in my mother's back yard> > > > before any of this happened. There are a few more details -- last> > > > winter I made a cat house for my mother's ferral cats and put some> > > > really sticky straw in the trunk of my car. I wonder if that isn't> > > > where it started? I no longer drive my car -- it is too > > infested. I> > > > ripped out my carpet 2 months ago in my 1 story condo, but still> > > > things are not right. Has anyone had a similar experience where > > the> > > > mites go directly to your scalp and feel like rock candy stuck > > on? I> > > > used some Neem oil yesterday which seemed to

help, but of course> > > > they get back on now. I just try different things. They also get> > > > under my toenails and I feel pinprick bites among other things.> > > > Thanks.> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > >> >> >>

-- I keep six honest serving-men (They taught me all I knew);Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who.Rudyard Kipling