Re: Hi Joan, Let me know about Cedarcide results, okay?

January 11, 2008

We have had the mites at least 4 months, maybe longer. I'm not sure as

they don't bother me, only Neal. The CedarCide is pretty oily but it

will not hurt to get it on your skin or hair. I don't see any reason

you could not use it on your scalp if you want. Neal put it on his

scalp the first night and last night too I think. Hope I've covered

your questions. Joan

>

> I'm holding out some hope for Cedarcide and I guess you are the next

> tester. It certainly sounds nice smelling. Is it kind of oily? Too

> oily hair? I have a lot of itching on my scalp. Just wondering. At

> least I will try to use it to interrupt the mite trail from outside,

> around my windows. Joan, how long do you think you've had your bird

> mites? Hope this is the magic bullet for you. My best, Katzy. Thanks

> for posting!

>

January 12, 2008

> >

> > I'm holding out some hope for Cedarcide and I guess you are the

> > oily hair? I have a lot of itching on my scalp. Just wondering. At

> > least I will try to use it to interrupt the mite trail from

outside,

> > around my windows. Joan, how long do you think you've had your

bird

> > mites? Hope this is the magic bullet for you. My best, Katzy.

Thanks

> > for posting!

> >Thanks Joan! Four months? About the same as me, except the mites

don't bother my husband, but do bother my female cat. You are lucky

they are not picking on you. It's miserable! Are you going to use a

fogger to apply? Oh, yeah, the Cedarcide people do suggest you use a

fan to disperse the stuff in a room right after you apply. A PCO

book I saw at the library says this is pretty essential. You can

move the fan as you go. At least Neal will give his all if he's the

one being affected. My best, Katzy

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