RE: Suggestions from Dallas Morning News.

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This has been my fear for a long time. My husband is a 100% disabled vet and we are in the VA hospitals a lot. Two years ago was when we first started feeling these things on our skin. The doctor that my husband saw had some type of very strange rash across his face and his nurse had cut her hair very short and had some type of product in it that looked like a thick gel. I only hope that this thing can be killed. What ever it is seems to be spreading fast and military cities such as San Diego seem to have high numbers of the things effecting people. Rita

Suggestions from Dallas Morning News.

I was doing google searches and found the following (I've seen a Middle Eastern connection in other forums as well and when I got hit there may have been connections to the Middle East):My son returned from Iraq and thinks he brought back biting mites that are infesting his house. He has set off insect bombs and sprayed and mopped with orange oil, but nothing helps. Do you know about this mite and how to get rid of it? R.J., Canton I'm not familiar with such a bug, but here are a few suggestions. First, don't use bug bombs. They are toxic, coat the entire house with chemicals and don't work. Wash all clothing and bedding. Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide and a capful of orange oil to each wash load. Spray the house with orange oil mixed with a product called Plant Wash or a mild liquid detergent. Use 1 ounce of Plant Wash or liquid detergent and 2 ounces of orange oil per gallon of water. Spray surfaces well and then wipe them dry with a cloth. This will help get rid of pests and clean residue left by the bug bombs. (If you cannot find Plant Wash in stores, the manufacturer's Web site is www.soilmender.com.) http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/fea/columnists/hgarrett/stories/DN-NHG_garrett_1123liv.ART.State.Edition1.371f5ae.html

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Hi I saw the dad asking about mites for his son

I saw to Plant Wash suggestion. Has anybody tried it ?

I used miracle grow african violet plant food on my arm on a stubborn rash , it

made it go away fast with 1 application. I wouldn put it all over me though. to

many & #39;linert & #39; & #39; ingridients in fertilizer, never know what it might

contain. .

I searches & #39; & #39;Plant Wash ingridients & #39; & #39; and found:

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Plant Wash: Technical Data

Plant Wash is a pine oil-based liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed on

plants to remove dirt and pollution, as well as some insects and fungal spores

that cause disease. One-half ounce is enough to treat a gallon of water.

The product was introduced in 2007 after almost 20 years of study. Researchers

noticed that plants were healthier after a heavy rain, but could not pinpoint

the reasons. It is still not clear whether photosynthesis takes place more

efficiently because the leaves are cleaner or because Plant Wash improves

respiration by opening the stomata, or pores, on the leaves.

Ingredients: Pine oil base with proprietary blend of minerals and fatty acids.

All natural ingredients. Safe for use around children and animals.

Dilution: Use 1/2 ounce per gallon of water, and spray on leaves until it runs

off. Apply weekly.

Uses: Stimulates growth and removes environmental pollutants. Preliminary

research indicates that plant wash may be eff.....

from link

http://www.prweb.com/releases/plant/growth/prweb678964.htm

ps 8.95 for 2 oz

1/2 ox dilution 1 gallon it says..

Any body try Plant wash?

The best to you all

Thank you for all of you posting your cures you have saved my life.

I use sulfur 10 percen & 90 percent hand creme

& I soak every inch of my house in epsom.. they are at a stand still. Thank God

, Bill

loviatar3 wrote:

> I was doing google searches and found the following (I've seen a

> Middle Eastern connection in other forums as well and when I got hit

> there may have been connections to the Middle East):

> My son returned from Iraq and thinks he brought back biting mites

> that are infesting his house. He has set off insect bombs and sprayed

> and mopped with orange oil, but nothing helps. Do you know about this

> mite and how to get rid of it?

> R.J., Canton

> I'm not familiar with such a bug, but here are a few suggestions.

> First, don't use bug bombs. They are toxic, coat the entire house

> with chemicals and don't work.

> Wash all clothing and bedding. Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide and a

> capful of orange oil to each wash load. Spray the house with orange

> oil mixed with a product called Plant Wash or a mild liquid

> detergent. Use 1 ounce of Plant Wash or liquid detergent and 2 ounces

> of orange oil per gallon of water. Spray surfaces well and then wipe

> them dry with a cloth. This will help get rid of pests and clean

> residue left by the bug bombs. (If you cannot find Plant Wash in

> stores, the manufacturer' s Web site is www.soilmender. com.)

> http://www.dallasne ws.com/sharedcon tent/dws/ fea/columnists/ hgarrett/ st

> ories/DN-NHG_ garrett_1123liv. ART.State. Edition1. 371f5ae.html

>

[Guest guest]

Hi I saw the dad asking about mites for his son

I saw to Plant Wash suggestion. Has anybody tried it ?

I used miracle grow african violet plant food on my arm on a stubborn rash , it

made it go away fast with 1 application. I wouldn put it all over me though. to

many & #39;linert & #39; & #39; ingridients in fertilizer, never know what it might

contain. .

I searches & #39; & #39;Plant Wash ingridients & #39; & #39; and found:

[

Plant Wash: Technical Data

Plant Wash is a pine oil-based liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed on

plants to remove dirt and pollution, as well as some insects and fungal spores

that cause disease. One-half ounce is enough to treat a gallon of water.

The product was introduced in 2007 after almost 20 years of study. Researchers

noticed that plants were healthier after a heavy rain, but could not pinpoint

the reasons. It is still not clear whether photosynthesis takes place more

efficiently because the leaves are cleaner or because Plant Wash improves

respiration by opening the stomata, or pores, on the leaves.

Ingredients: Pine oil base with proprietary blend of minerals and fatty acids.

All natural ingredients. Safe for use around children and animals.

Dilution: Use 1/2 ounce per gallon of water, and spray on leaves until it runs

off. Apply weekly.

Uses: Stimulates growth and removes environmental pollutants. Preliminary

research indicates that plant wash may be eff.....

from link

http://www.prweb.com/releases/plant/growth/prweb678964.htm

ps 8.95 for 2 oz

1/2 ox dilution 1 gallon it says..

Any body try Plant wash?

The best to you all

Thank you for all of you posting your cures you have saved my life.

I use sulfur 10 percen & 90 percent hand creme

& I soak every inch of my house in epsom.. they are at a stand still. Thank God

, Bill

loviatar3 wrote:

> I was doing google searches and found the following (I've seen a

> Middle Eastern connection in other forums as well and when I got hit

> there may have been connections to the Middle East):

> My son returned from Iraq and thinks he brought back biting mites

> that are infesting his house. He has set off insect bombs and sprayed

> and mopped with orange oil, but nothing helps. Do you know about this

> mite and how to get rid of it?

> R.J., Canton

> I'm not familiar with such a bug, but here are a few suggestions.

> First, don't use bug bombs. They are toxic, coat the entire house

> with chemicals and don't work.

> Wash all clothing and bedding. Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide and a

> capful of orange oil to each wash load. Spray the house with orange

> oil mixed with a product called Plant Wash or a mild liquid

> detergent. Use 1 ounce of Plant Wash or liquid detergent and 2 ounces

> of orange oil per gallon of water. Spray surfaces well and then wipe

> them dry with a cloth. This will help get rid of pests and clean

> residue left by the bug bombs. (If you cannot find Plant Wash in

> stores, the manufacturer' s Web site is www.soilmender. com.)

> http://www.dallasne ws.com/sharedcon tent/dws/ fea/columnists/ hgarrett/ st

> ories/DN-NHG_ garrett_1123liv. ART.State. Edition1. 371f5ae.html

>

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Hi I saw the dad asking about mites for his son

I saw to Plant Wash suggestion. Has anybody tried it ?

I used miracle grow african violet plant food on my arm on a stubborn rash , it

made it go away fast with 1 application. I wouldn put it all over me though. to

many & #39;linert & #39; & #39; ingridients in fertilizer, never know what it might

contain. .

I searches & #39; & #39;Plant Wash ingridients & #39; & #39; and found:

[

Plant Wash: Technical Data

Plant Wash is a pine oil-based liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed on

plants to remove dirt and pollution, as well as some insects and fungal spores

that cause disease. One-half ounce is enough to treat a gallon of water.

The product was introduced in 2007 after almost 20 years of study. Researchers

noticed that plants were healthier after a heavy rain, but could not pinpoint

the reasons. It is still not clear whether photosynthesis takes place more

efficiently because the leaves are cleaner or because Plant Wash improves

respiration by opening the stomata, or pores, on the leaves.

Ingredients: Pine oil base with proprietary blend of minerals and fatty acids.

All natural ingredients. Safe for use around children and animals.

Dilution: Use 1/2 ounce per gallon of water, and spray on leaves until it runs

off. Apply weekly.

Uses: Stimulates growth and removes environmental pollutants. Preliminary

research indicates that plant wash may be eff.....

from link

http://www.prweb.com/releases/plant/growth/prweb678964.htm

ps 8.95 for 2 oz

1/2 ox dilution 1 gallon it says..

Any body try Plant wash?

The best to you all

Thank you for all of you posting your cures you have saved my life.

I use sulfur 10 percen & 90 percent hand creme

& I soak every inch of my house in epsom.. they are at a stand still. Thank God

, Bill

loviatar3 wrote:

> I was doing google searches and found the following (I've seen a

> Middle Eastern connection in other forums as well and when I got hit

> there may have been connections to the Middle East):

> My son returned from Iraq and thinks he brought back biting mites

> that are infesting his house. He has set off insect bombs and sprayed

> and mopped with orange oil, but nothing helps. Do you know about this

> mite and how to get rid of it?

> R.J., Canton

> I'm not familiar with such a bug, but here are a few suggestions.

> First, don't use bug bombs. They are toxic, coat the entire house

> with chemicals and don't work.

> Wash all clothing and bedding. Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide and a

> capful of orange oil to each wash load. Spray the house with orange

> oil mixed with a product called Plant Wash or a mild liquid

> detergent. Use 1 ounce of Plant Wash or liquid detergent and 2 ounces

> of orange oil per gallon of water. Spray surfaces well and then wipe

> them dry with a cloth. This will help get rid of pests and clean

> residue left by the bug bombs. (If you cannot find Plant Wash in

> stores, the manufacturer' s Web site is www.soilmender. com.)

> http://www.dallasne ws.com/sharedcon tent/dws/ fea/columnists/ hgarrett/ st

> ories/DN-NHG_ garrett_1123liv. ART.State. Edition1. 371f5ae.html

>

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Hi I saw the dad asking about mites for his son

I saw to Plant Wash suggestion. Has anybody tried it ?

I used miracle grow african violet plant food on my arm on a stubborn rash , it

made it go away fast with 1 application. I wouldn put it all over me though. to

many & #39;linert & #39; & #39; ingridients in fertilizer, never know what it might

contain. .

I searches & #39; & #39;Plant Wash ingridients & #39; & #39; and found:

[

Plant Wash: Technical Data

Plant Wash is a pine oil-based liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed on

plants to remove dirt and pollution, as well as some insects and fungal spores

that cause disease. One-half ounce is enough to treat a gallon of water.

The product was introduced in 2007 after almost 20 years of study. Researchers

noticed that plants were healthier after a heavy rain, but could not pinpoint

the reasons. It is still not clear whether photosynthesis takes place more

efficiently because the leaves are cleaner or because Plant Wash improves

respiration by opening the stomata, or pores, on the leaves.

Ingredients: Pine oil base with proprietary blend of minerals and fatty acids.

All natural ingredients. Safe for use around children and animals.

Dilution: Use 1/2 ounce per gallon of water, and spray on leaves until it runs

off. Apply weekly.

Uses: Stimulates growth and removes environmental pollutants. Preliminary

research indicates that plant wash may be eff.....

from link

http://www.prweb.com/releases/plant/growth/prweb678964.htm

ps 8.95 for 2 oz

1/2 ox dilution 1 gallon it says..

Any body try Plant wash?

The best to you all

Thank you for all of you posting your cures you have saved my life.

I use sulfur 10 percen & 90 percent hand creme

& I soak every inch of my house in epsom.. they are at a stand still. Thank God

, Bill

loviatar3 wrote:

> I was doing google searches and found the following (I've seen a

> Middle Eastern connection in other forums as well and when I got hit

> there may have been connections to the Middle East):

> My son returned from Iraq and thinks he brought back biting mites

> that are infesting his house. He has set off insect bombs and sprayed

> and mopped with orange oil, but nothing helps. Do you know about this

> mite and how to get rid of it?

> R.J., Canton

> I'm not familiar with such a bug, but here are a few suggestions.

> First, don't use bug bombs. They are toxic, coat the entire house

> with chemicals and don't work.

> Wash all clothing and bedding. Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide and a

> capful of orange oil to each wash load. Spray the house with orange

> oil mixed with a product called Plant Wash or a mild liquid

> detergent. Use 1 ounce of Plant Wash or liquid detergent and 2 ounces

> of orange oil per gallon of water. Spray surfaces well and then wipe

> them dry with a cloth. This will help get rid of pests and clean

> residue left by the bug bombs. (If you cannot find Plant Wash in

> stores, the manufacturer' s Web site is www.soilmender. com.)

> http://www.dallasne ws.com/sharedcon tent/dws/ fea/columnists/ hgarrett/ st

> ories/DN-NHG_ garrett_1123liv. ART.State. Edition1. 371f5ae.html

>

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fluorinated silica aerogel dust

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