Re: FLEABUSTERS

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Tnxjob- these things are tough... I would like to

suggest " Fleabusters " (fleabusters.com) to you if you didn't happen

to read my post before about their co. It's some sort of salt that

stays in the environment for several years and dries up ANY living

thing that comes in contact with it. We used it for a major flea

infestation and didn't see another flea for well over 2 years until

we moved out of the place. It is non-toxic too.

I guess what they do is steam EVERYTHING at 240-260 degrees and then

they immediately follow up with the salts. The reason I think it may

work is because each generation that hatches after the initial

application simply gets dried up by the stuff. Just a thought...

som

> > >

> > > Hello All,

> > > I was just checking out Cedarcide.com, and was impressed when I

> > > called. Their product is a non-toxic pesticide, made from cedar

oil,

> > > that kills mites AND their eggs. It also interrupts

the " pheremone

> > > trail " that mites make to target you as your host, when used on

the

> > > building exterior around eaves and windows. It's considered 100%

> > > effective when used as directed, because it kills mite EGGS too.

> > > I passed this website by once, a few weeks ago, but when I

> > > visited a UK website for poulry farmers in the UK (I figured

THEY

> > > would know how to get rid of D.Gallinae), Well, yeah, they use

> > > blowtorches in their chicken coops, not practical for a home or

> > > apartment, but they also like to use cedar perches for the

chickens

> > > and said it really discouraged mites. Hmmm. I went back to

Cedarcide

> > > and looked again. Then I called. After talking to two of the

nicest

> > > people in the world, I ordered some of their " Best Yet " and

will get

> > > back to you in a few weeks when I use it. We will have to be

gone for

> > > a while, as I am married to the only person I've ever known who

is

> > > allergic to Christmas trees! I don't think Christmas trees are

ever

> > > Cedar, but in case, I am waiting until we can housesit for a

week in

> > > February. I actually called the Cedarcide people, and Dave and

Danae

> > > father/daughter were really nice, it's a family business, and

they

> > > answered all my questions. It's even safe to use on kittens and

dogs

> > > for fleas, mange, and for kids with head lice, so it's pretty

safe

> > > for everyone else. Except maybe my husband! I have to make sure

he's

> > > okay with it first with a patch/inhalent test even if we are

going to

> > > be gone for a week because I am a worrier. But on the other

hand,

> > > right now I'm a desperate worrier. Check out the website first,

but

> > > if you call, tell them " Jackie " sent you, I want them to know

that

> > > the time they spent answering my questions helped them get some

more

> > > customers. They were really, really nice people, so I hope it

works

> > > as well as I need it to! I need my life back, how about you?

> > > Regards, Jackie

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Tnxjob - about the Cedar

> > > >

> > > > Hello All,

> > > > I was just checking out Cedarcide.com, and was impressed when I

> > > > called. Their product is a non-toxic pesticide, made from cedar

> oil,

> > > > that kills mites AND their eggs. It also interrupts

> the " pheremone

> > > > trail " that mites make to target you as your host, when used on

> the

> > > > building exterior around eaves and windows. It's considered 100%

> > > > effective when used as directed, because it kills mite EGGS too.

> > > > I passed this website by once, a few weeks ago, but when I

> > > > visited a UK website for poulry farmers in the UK (I figured

> THEY

> > > > would know how to get rid of D.Gallinae), Well, yeah, they use

> > > > blowtorches in their chicken coops, not practical for a home or

> > > > apartment, but they also like to use cedar perches for the

> chickens

> > > > and said it really discouraged mites. Hmmm. I went back to

> Cedarcide

> > > > and looked again. Then I called. After talking to two of the

> nicest

> > > > people in the world, I ordered some of their " Best Yet " and

> will get

> > > > back to you in a few weeks when I use it. We will have to be

> gone for

> > > > a while, as I am married to the only person I've ever known who

> is

> > > > allergic to Christmas trees! I don't think Christmas trees are

> ever

> > > > Cedar, but in case, I am waiting until we can housesit for a

> week in

> > > > February. I actually called the Cedarcide people, and Dave and

> Danae

> > > > father/daughter were really nice, it's a family business, and

> they

> > > > answered all my questions. It's even safe to use on kittens and

> dogs

> > > > for fleas, mange, and for kids with head lice, so it's pretty

> safe

> > > > for everyone else. Except maybe my husband! I have to make sure

> he's

> > > > okay with it first with a patch/inhalent test even if we are

> going to

> > > > be gone for a week because I am a worrier. But on the other

> hand,

> > > > right now I'm a desperate worrier. Check out the website first,

> but

> > > > if you call, tell them " Jackie " sent you, I want them to know

> that

> > > > the time they spent answering my questions helped them get some

> more

> > > > customers. They were really, really nice people, so I hope it

> works

> > > > as well as I need it to! I need my life back, how about you?

> > > > Regards, Jackie

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> > > > >

> > > > > Hello All,

> > > > > I was just checking out Cedarcide.com, and was impressed

when I

> > > > > called. Their product is a non-toxic pesticide, made from

cedar

> > oil,

> > > > > that kills mites AND their eggs. It also interrupts

> > the " pheremone

> > > > > trail " that mites make to target you as your host, when

used on

> > the

> > > > > building exterior around eaves and windows. It's considered

100%

> > > > > effective when used as directed, because it kills mite EGGS

too.

> > > > > I passed this website by once, a few weeks ago, but when I

> > > > > visited a UK website for poulry farmers in the UK (I figured

> > THEY

> > > > > would know how to get rid of D.Gallinae), Well, yeah, they

use

> > > > > blowtorches in their chicken coops, not practical for a

home or

> > > > > apartment, but they also like to use cedar perches for the

> > chickens

> > > > > and said it really discouraged mites. Hmmm. I went back to

> > Cedarcide

> > > > > and looked again. Then I called. After talking to two of the

> > nicest

> > > > > people in the world, I ordered some of their " Best Yet " and

> > will get

> > > > > back to you in a few weeks when I use it. We will have to be

> > gone for

> > > > > a while, as I am married to the only person I've ever known

who

> > is

> > > > > allergic to Christmas trees! I don't think Christmas trees

are

> > ever

> > > > > Cedar, but in case, I am waiting until we can housesit for a

> > week in

> > > > > February. I actually called the Cedarcide people, and Dave

and

> > Danae

> > > > > father/daughter were really nice, it's a family business,

and

> > they

> > > > > answered all my questions. It's even safe to use on kittens

and

> > dogs

> > > > > for fleas, mange, and for kids with head lice, so it's

pretty

> > safe

> > > > > for everyone else. Except maybe my husband! I have to make

sure

> > he's

> > > > > okay with it first with a patch/inhalent test even if we are

> > going to

> > > > > be gone for a week because I am a worrier. But on the other

> > hand,

> > > > > right now I'm a desperate worrier. Check out the website

first,

> > but

> > > > > if you call, tell them " Jackie " sent you, I want them to

know

> > that

> > > > > the time they spent answering my questions helped them get

some

> > more

> > > > > customers. They were really, really nice people, so I hope

it

> > works

> > > > > as well as I need it to! I need my life back, how about you?

> > > > > Regards, Jackie

> > > > >

> > > >

Sorry, can't quite tell if you are you saying that Fleabusters worked

for an actual case of birdmites or was it just for the fleas you had

and that you think it would probably work for birdmites? Are you

through with bird mites???? Because of Fleabusters? As a direct

result of a Fleabuster application? That would be a miracle, silver

bullet. Even tenting sounds like it has failed some people, and my

Mom used Fleabusters (coincidentally for fleas, about two years ago),

and it seemed reasonable, no smell, and yes, very effective, for

fleas, but don't know about birdmites. Thanks in advance, Katzy

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Katzfurz- I noticed that you've reposted this Fleabusters post I've

made a couple of times- I haven't tried it myself on these things but

as I stated, it worked wonders on the huge flea infestation I had

many years ago. It just makes sense to me that these salts would dry

them up every time a new generation hatches and comes in to contact

with it. If I could afford it I would do it myself but I have had to

go the low budget route due to exhausted finances.

You can order the stuff and apply it yourself. And, from what the

lady I spoke to there told me, steaming first at 240-260 degrees to

kill the existing, adult one's is probably the best way to get

immediate results.

I realize this probably seems like a lot of work but no matter how

you go about it, there is going to be alot of work involved in my

opinion. They have offices all over the US so if anyone wants to give

them a try, there's probably a Fleabusters in your area.

I wish someone would give it a try- I have a really good feeling

about this method........

Have a great weekend-

som

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hello All,

> > > > > > I was just checking out Cedarcide.com, and was impressed

> when I

> > > > > > called. Their product is a non-toxic pesticide, made from

> cedar

> > > oil,

> > > > > > that kills mites AND their eggs. It also interrupts

> > > the " pheremone

> > > > > > trail " that mites make to target you as your host, when

> used on

> > > the

> > > > > > building exterior around eaves and windows. It's

considered

> 100%

> > > > > > effective when used as directed, because it kills mite

EGGS

> too.

> > > > > > I passed this website by once, a few weeks ago, but when I

> > > > > > visited a UK website for poulry farmers in the UK (I

figured

> > > THEY

> > > > > > would know how to get rid of D.Gallinae), Well, yeah,

they

> use

> > > > > > blowtorches in their chicken coops, not practical for a

> home or

> > > > > > apartment, but they also like to use cedar perches for the

> > > chickens

> > > > > > and said it really discouraged mites. Hmmm. I went back to

> > > Cedarcide

> > > > > > and looked again. Then I called. After talking to two of

the

> > > nicest

> > > > > > people in the world, I ordered some of their " Best Yet "

and

> > > will get

> > > > > > back to you in a few weeks when I use it. We will have to

be

> > > gone for

> > > > > > a while, as I am married to the only person I've ever

known

> who

> > > is

> > > > > > allergic to Christmas trees! I don't think Christmas

trees

> are

> > > ever

> > > > > > Cedar, but in case, I am waiting until we can housesit

for a

> > > week in

> > > > > > February. I actually called the Cedarcide people, and

Dave

> and

> > > Danae

> > > > > > father/daughter were really nice, it's a family business,

> and

> > > they

> > > > > > answered all my questions. It's even safe to use on

kittens

> and

> > > dogs

> > > > > > for fleas, mange, and for kids with head lice, so it's

> pretty

> > > safe

> > > > > > for everyone else. Except maybe my husband! I have to

make

> sure

> > > he's

> > > > > > okay with it first with a patch/inhalent test even if we

are

> > > going to

> > > > > > be gone for a week because I am a worrier. But on the

other

> > > hand,

> > > > > > right now I'm a desperate worrier. Check out the website

> first,

> > > but

> > > > > > if you call, tell them " Jackie " sent you, I want them to

> know

> > > that

> > > > > > the time they spent answering my questions helped them

get

> some

> > > more

> > > > > > customers. They were really, really nice people, so I

hope

> it

> > > works

> > > > > > as well as I need it to! I need my life back, how about

you?

> > > > > > Regards, Jackie

> > > > > >

> > > > >

>

>

> Sorry, can't quite tell if you are you saying that Fleabusters

worked

> for an actual case of birdmites or was it just for the fleas you

had

> and that you think it would probably work for birdmites? Are you

> through with bird mites???? Because of Fleabusters? As a direct

> result of a Fleabuster application? That would be a miracle,

silver

> bullet. Even tenting sounds like it has failed some people, and my

> Mom used Fleabusters (coincidentally for fleas, about two years

ago),

> and it seemed reasonable, no smell, and yes, very effective, for

> fleas, but don't know about birdmites. Thanks in advance, Katzy

> > > >

> > >

> >

>