Lice?

Question

Any tried and true remedies?

Answer

Rit as directed. Follow up with a second treatment within 7-10 days. 
Wash all clothing and bedding on hot with Borax.
Sprinkle Borax around the perimeter of any carpeted area and on mattresses, couches, etc. Let sit for 30 min, then vacuum up. Again, repeat in 7-10 days.
Stuffed animals and other items that cant be washed should be placed in a plastic bag and put in a freezer for a couple days.

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Tea tree oil. Once you have combed everything out with the lice remover kit, add tea tree oil to shampoo for daily use. Also, to ensure that lice can't set up camp in the house, sprinkle diatomaceous earth on the carpets and furniture. Let it sit for a day or two and then vacuum it up. It is non-toxic to humans, but kills small bugs.

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Non chemical, absolutely slather the hair in mayonnaise then put on a shower cap and leave it all night long. A doctor recommend this by the way. It smothers everything. You'll need to follow with a nit comb and put absolutely everything you can in the dryer on high heat. Any large fabric items you can't fit into the dryer put in double garbage bags as air tight as poasible for at least two weeks. Everyone in your household will need to be treated. Throw away all brushes and hair ties and get new ones. If it's a rather large infestation do the mayo twice. It's gross and smells awful but is actually a good deep conditioner where chemical treatments can damage your hair.

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Nah but theres this stuff you can buy at Walmart and it works called licemd
Its pesticide free and its really good. I got lice once when i let someone use my hair brush and they didn't tell me they had lice till after i already had it. I hate people lol

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