A friend just moved to a new place that had bedbugs in one room..the room her
4 year old sleeps in. Isn't there some remedy that makes creatures not want to
suck your blood...like staph or something like that. What about boric
acid...would that kill the bedbugs...? Anyone know?
ledum for bedbugs
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: ledum for bedbugs
what a trial!!!
boric acid has been used.
bed bugs are very difficult to get rid of and several treatements may be required.
EVERYTHING MUST BE WASHED IN HOT WATER. Lots of laundry.
all the cracks in the room must be sealed
the bed needs to be treated--every single inch of it, including the seam of all parts.
The mattress should be covered with a clamshell type covering that is specified bed bug resistent, or such
People have used DE--sometimes it works, sometimes not.
I have used the product Safe Solutions, that I have mentioned here several times. It works but will need reaaplication,.
When you treat the condition, you will be treating the live bugs. Any eggs will later hatch and they, in turn, will need treatment.
As for a homeopathic? I will look it up for you. I lost my homeopathic program on my computer a while ago and it is very
frustrating, so it may take a bit of time.
Build the health of the child to improve resistence. Not all people are affected by these buggers and others are decimated
by them.
tanya
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boric acid has been used.
bed bugs are very difficult to get rid of and several treatements may be required.
EVERYTHING MUST BE WASHED IN HOT WATER. Lots of laundry.
all the cracks in the room must be sealed
the bed needs to be treated--every single inch of it, including the seam of all parts.
The mattress should be covered with a clamshell type covering that is specified bed bug resistent, or such
People have used DE--sometimes it works, sometimes not.
I have used the product Safe Solutions, that I have mentioned here several times. It works but will need reaaplication,.
When you treat the condition, you will be treating the live bugs. Any eggs will later hatch and they, in turn, will need treatment.
As for a homeopathic? I will look it up for you. I lost my homeopathic program on my computer a while ago and it is very
frustrating, so it may take a bit of time.
Build the health of the child to improve resistence. Not all people are affected by these buggers and others are decimated
by them.
tanya
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Jean Doherty
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- Joined: Fri Apr 12, 2002 10:00 pm
Re: ledum for bedbugs
VD Kaviraj Discusses bed bugs on one of his blogs
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/homeopathy ... rch-9-2011
One would have to searc archives. I can not do that at moment but if you find it maybe send it to me, Jean
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/homeopathy ... rch-9-2011
One would have to searc archives. I can not do that at moment but if you find it maybe send it to me, Jean