Whole House Treatment

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Rita,

That was another point that I wanted to bring up. Thank you for doing

so! I have noticed that the people who have beat this " thing " all

have one thing in common. They included their walls and ceilings in

their treatment protocol.

For example:

Rita - Painted the entire inside of her house

Ray - Sprayed Windex on ceilings, walls, floors & all other surfaces

repeatedly.

Zmooks - Heat treated 5 weekends in a row.

Joan - Fogged with Cedarcide.

Im sure that there are a few more, but the point I want to make is

for folks NOT to forget to treat their ceilings and walls too, no

matter what method you are using.

In the beginning, there were many many times when I just knew that

these critters were perched on my ceiling waiting for us to go to

sleep so that they could dive bomb us. And of course they did...

every single time. Rita, I think you and I have even talked about

this a time or two!.

After our PCO fogged several times, and when I noticed the mites

might be making a come back, I then started to spray the ceiling &

walls again using salts. So far it's worked.

So no matter what anyone here on the list is using to try and rid

their environment of this mite... PLEASE don't forget to include the

walls and ceilings. Do it repeatedly! It may make all the difference

in the world. Just please don't forget to use a respirator when

spraying. Be safe.

Just a suggestion...

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> I wanted to let you know about one other thing that I along with

Golfingnut did. We painted our homes. We painted every surface we

could paint. Trying to seal all cracks and cover with paint anything

too tiny to see. I don't know how much it helped but it was one thing

that we both have done. I too still use salt and will use it for a

long, long time. I still submerge and soak everything that touches us

and I just hope that I don't run in to these things again. Not

feeling the pain on your skin is wonderful isn't it???? Rita

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> Re: trylyblest- still doing well?

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> Thanks Rita. I hope and pray that we are nearing the end of all

of

> this. There have been a couple of times when I thought we were

> nearing the end, only to find the opposite was happening. I hope

> that's not the case this time as well. Ugh...! I'm going to keep

> doing the routine that I've developed for several more months.

Even

> if I don't feel anything. I may choose not to do it as often, but

I

> will continue just the same. I'm too afraid to stop.

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> I couldn't have gotten this far without the wonderful folks on

this

> list. The emotional support and exchange of info are just

awesome.

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> God Bless you Rita!

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