Best way to kill lice ??
HELP!! I have tried- 1) Nix 2) Rid 3) mayonaise 4) alcohol 5) lice freeee What is the BEST for killing them ??...
HELP!!
I have tried-
1) Nix
2) Rid
3) mayonaise
4) alcohol
5) lice freeee
What is the BEST for killing them ??
I have tried-
1) Nix
2) Rid
3) mayonaise
4) alcohol
5) lice freeee
What is the BEST for killing them ??
Keisha |
I would say to do all the steps to treat it i mean use the NIX producst the one that cleans the beds with the spray and everything and use the treatment in the head i mean you really have to take every strand of hair and ge the eggs out then after washing the head GREASE THE SCALP! It has worked for everyone i know go to the dollar store and get some grease for black peoples hair like id say use the blue one the blue grease is the thickest, part and grease every inch of the scalp leave the grease on for like overnight wrap the hair aound the head then wrap the head in a cap and go to sleep. lice will get smothered. they can not live in grease. the next morning wash the hair {{and again continue with the treatment but key is pick the eggs out if you see any}} i mean it depends on the hair type too! you might want to leave the grease in. if you cant leave it in then wash it then you have to do the treatment again but this has worked for everyone i know .. good luck. lice cant live in grease. |
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versantly |
might not be lice! see a doctor. |
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June B |
Sounds like you're being reinfected. OK, here we go: no comb/brush sharing. Clean all bedding , fabric furniture, car seats ect. Wash linens in HOT water. Place all stuffed animals in plastic bags for several days. Shake them outside before reusing. Ditto on bed pillows. Check every person in the house. Try the Rid and then NIX on alternating days. Now here is the trick: lice have a defense mechanism where they close up when they get wet. So when using the Rid, do not wet your hair first, instead put it on dry hair. That way the lice will absorb the chemical. Vacume all carpets, empty the vacume bag outside. When you go out, do not put your coat/sweater next to anyone else's, in case they are the one who is reinfecting you. If this does not work, the doctor can give you a prescription treatment. |
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fyrefly_xyz |
Clean your house and yourself |
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nursgstdnt |
Nix is the best that I know of, but if that didn't work, then you need to call your doctor. They can give you a precription that is a higher dose. Are you washing your sheets, clothes etc. and vacumming really good? |
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Rocky Raccoon |
Soak in a hot bath use an Astringent on the area after washing use the little fine tooth comb to get the nits off of hairs Wash towels, etc. in HOT water and dry them in a dryer Make sure that you are following the directions on the package and allow sufficient time for the product to work on your skin. We used to use a product called "Quell" in the hospital years ago. |
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Army Nurse |
Resistance to many of the chemicals (such as permetherin which is the chemical in NIX) is a well-documented phenomenon. Depending on what country you are in, there are good alternatives such as Lindane and Malathion (US only). None of the smothering agents (treatments that supposedly coat and suffocate lice) have any LEGITIMATE positive research, and no "home" remedies are even the slightest bit effective (tea tree oils, diesel fuel, mayonase, alcohol etc.). As far as cleaning, scrubbing and generally sterilizing your home... just forget it, save your money and energy. Treat yourself with Lindane or Malathion and stay somewhere else for at least 24 hours, leaving your home closed up and empty (and the warmer the better). lice need at least one blood meal from a human head every 24 hours or they die from dehydration. Make sure you don't use these treatments (including NIX) more than ONCE A WEEK because they are neurotoxins that you absorb through your skin into your bloodstream, and there have been documented fatalities from overuse. Hope this will help. PS- Combing all of the nits out after you treat yourself will greatly improve chances of a one-shot cure. |
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