Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

[Guest guest]

>

> Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?

>

> If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters

off

>

> you so you can feel a little more normal.

>

> Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself....go to:

>

> www.buzzoff.com/CMSContent/Products-YourOwnClothing.aspx

>

> and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants,

>

> sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to

>

> sleep in or

>

> run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after

you

>

> wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear something

>

> more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of

>

> clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.

>

> Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as

>

> well.

>

The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought

previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have

any thoughts on this?

[Guest guest]

Why yes I do.

Previous information would indicate the resistence of mites as well as many documentation to other insects?

Previous information would indicate it makes them swarm and emit pheromones initiating panic biting?

Previous information would indicate direct contact with the skin to the chemical, thus how much absorption or exposure are we talking about?

Previous information would indicate that chemical exposure over the long term is unhealthy?

Previous information is that the Gov't just admitted to the existence of GW syndrome. Did this permethrin soaked clothing contribute or help them? Did they not come back with parasites? Were scabies infestations then non-existent? Lieshmaniasis? etc.

Save your money and invest your time elsewhere.

Frito

From: laurel4lea <l.santi@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 11:59:41 AMSubject: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

>> Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?> > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters off> > you so you can feel a little more normal.> > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:> > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx> > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants, > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to > > sleep in or> > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after you> > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear

something> > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.> > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as> > well.>The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have any thoughts on this?

[Guest guest]

Sorry friends....I opened a can of whoop ass this morning and the tone spilled over into my post.

From: fritolay66 <fritolay66@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 12:25:06 PMSubject: Re: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

Why yes I do.

Previous information would indicate the resistence of mites as well as many documentation to other insects?

Previous information would indicate it makes them swarm and emit pheromones initiating panic biting?

Previous information would indicate direct contact with the skin to the chemical, thus how much absorption or exposure are we talking about?

Previous information would indicate that chemical exposure over the long term is unhealthy?

Previous information is that the Gov't just admitted to the existence of GW syndrome. Did this permethrin soaked clothing contribute or help them? Did they not come back with parasites? Were scabies infestations then non-existent? Lieshmaniasis? etc.

Save your money and invest your time elsewhere.

Frito

From: laurel4lea <l.santimchsi (DOT) com>bird mitesSent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 11:59:41 AMSubject: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

>> Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?> > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters off> > you so you can feel a little more normal.> > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:> > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx> > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants, > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to > > sleep in or> > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after you> > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear

something> > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.> > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as> > well.>The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have any thoughts on this?

[Guest guest]

Attacking an innocent person again for no reason?Maybe we need to change your name to fritondstogtlayd.People here are sick. Miserable. No one deserves you tokeep making it worse with your vitreol. Please stop takingout your bad moods on innocent people who have done NOTHING to you.I use the Buzz Off clothing and it saved my sanity for me!!!People have different experiences. None of us has anythingto benefit from derision and abuse of someone else.Give it a rest please.> >> > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?> > > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters > off> > > > you so you can feel a little more normal.> > > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:> > > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx> > > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants, > > > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to > > > > sleep in or> > > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after > you> > > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear something> > > > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of > > > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.> > > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as> > > > well.> >> The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have > any thoughts on this?>

[Guest guest]

Whooooww... Slow down there Willow...

Noone was attacking anyone here...

So why are you now attacking Frito?

Frito has only brought up some good points for one to think about

before purchasing these particular articles of clothing...Which may

work for some folks but not others... such as myself.

I for one was very grateful for the information/questions that she

disclosed/posted so that I would know how to further my research for

said articles of clothing... should I be of interest.

She immediately posted an apology...

But YOU obviously missed it...

Slow down Willow... EVERYONE here has each others best interests at

heart... including yours... believe it or not...

Trly

> > >

> > > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?

> > >

> > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters

> > off

> > >

> > > you so you can feel a little more normal.

> > >

> > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:

> > >

> > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx

> > >

> > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants,

> > >

> > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes

to

> > >

> > > sleep in or

> > >

> > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after

> > you

> > >

> > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear

something

> > >

> > > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind

of

> > >

> > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you

Arsenal.

> > >

> > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad

idea as

> > >

> > > well.

> > >

> > The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought

> > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have

> > any thoughts on this?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

How dare you attack me with your filthy mouth and even make a comment on whether I need to get laid or not, much less changing my name to such a filthy intent.

How dare you try to represent me as being in bad moods and taking it out on the people here of which is laughable.

Sanity? No further comment on yours is needed is it?

You have now proven beyond any doubt that you are a perpetual flammer and troublemaker. Sick or not, your intent is obvious, and you simply need to get a hold of yourself.

Everything you saw fit to post is something about yourself that you should see. YOU stop the derision and abuse Willow. YOU.

Frito

From: Willow Morningsky <WillowMorningSky@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 2:31:57 PMSubject: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

Attacking an innocent person again for no reason?Maybe we need to change your name to fritondstogtlayd.People here are sick. Miserable. No one deserves you tokeep making it worse with your vitreol. Please stop takingout your bad moods on innocent people who have done NOTHING to you.I use the Buzz Off clothing and it saved my sanity for me!!!People have different experiences. None of us has anythingto benefit from derision and abuse of someone else.Give it a rest please.> >> > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?> > > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters > off> > > > you so you can feel a little more normal.> > > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:> > > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx> > > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants, > > > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to > > > > sleep in or> > > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after > you> > > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear something> > >

> more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of > > > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.> > > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as> > > > well.> >> The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have > any thoughts on this?>

[Guest guest]

I think you both need a good spanking. Go to your rooms, please.

>

> How dare you attack me with your filthy mouth and even make a

comment on whether I need to get laid or not, much less changing my

name to such a filthy intent.

>

> How dare you try to represent me as being in bad moods and taking it

out on the people here of which is laughable.

>

> Sanity?  No further comment on yours is needed is it?

>

> You have now proven beyond any doubt that you are a perpetual

flammer and troublemaker.  Sick or not, your intent is obvious, and

you simply need to get a hold of yourself.

>

> Everything you saw fit to post is something about yourself that you

should see.  YOU stop the derision and abuse Willow.  YOU.

>

> Frito

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Willow Morningsky <WillowMorningSky@...>

> bird mites

> Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 2:31:57 PM

> Subject: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

>

>

> Attacking an innocent person again for no reason?

> Maybe we need to change your name to fritondstogtlayd.

>

> People here are sick.  Miserable.  No one deserves you to

> keep making it worse with your vitreol.  Please stop taking

> out your bad moods on innocent people who have done

> NOTHING to you.

>

> I use the Buzz Off  clothing and it saved my sanity for me!!!

>

> People have different experiences.  None of us has anything

> to benefit from derision and abuse of someone else..

>

> Give it a rest please.

[Guest guest]

Yup I second myrtle.

Although this is a public forum, no one wants to be exposed to open

flame wars. Let's stay focused on the problem we're dealing with

and support one another.

> >

> > How dare you attack me with your filthy mouth and even make a

> comment on whether I need to get laid or not, much less changing my

> name to such a filthy intent.

> >

> > How dare you try to represent me as being in bad moods and

taking it

> out on the people here of which is laughable.

> >

> > Sanity?  No further comment on yours is needed is it?

> >

> > You have now proven beyond any doubt that you are a perpetual

> flammer and troublemaker.  Sick or not, your intent is obvious, and

> you simply need to get a hold of yourself.

> >

> > Everything you saw fit to post is something about yourself that

you

> should see.  YOU stop the derision and abuse Willow.  YOU.

> >

> > Frito

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: Willow Morningsky <WillowMorningSky@>

> > bird mites

> > Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 2:31:57 PM

> > Subject: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

> >

> >

> > Attacking an innocent person again for no reason?

> > Maybe we need to change your name to fritondstogtlayd.

> >

> > People here are sick.  Miserable.  No one deserves you to

> > keep making it worse with your vitreol.  Please stop taking

> > out your bad moods on innocent people who have done

> > NOTHING to you.

> >

> > I use the Buzz Off  clothing and it saved my sanity for me!!!

> >

> > People have different experiences.  None of us has anything

> > to benefit from derision and abuse of someone else..

> >

> > Give it a rest please.

>

[Guest guest]

Willow, You know I appreciate you and you are a wealth of good info.

that helps us. I joined in the middle of all the tadoo that was going

on around you and only understand a little of it. And I don't really

want to know any of it. We all enjoy and appreciate each other,

whatever mood we are in when we post. So please drop all the past bad

energy and continue with all the great posts you been doing. I say

this silly thing when something bothers me. I go 'let it go " " let it

go " " let it go " three times in a row. I keep saying it until it

doesn't seem to be so important (I keep telling my mites that, they

aren't hearing me lol). It really works. Thanks again for all the

great info you have posted recently.

bob

> > >

> > > How dare you attack me with your filthy mouth and even make a

> > comment on whether I need to get laid or not, much less changing

my

> > name to such a filthy intent.

> > >

> > > How dare you try to represent me as being in bad moods and

> taking it

> > out on the people here of which is laughable.

> > >

> > > Sanity?  No further comment on yours is needed is it?

> > >

> > > You have now proven beyond any doubt that you are a perpetual

> > flammer and troublemaker.  Sick or not, your intent is obvious,

and

> > you simply need to get a hold of yourself.

> > >

> > > Everything you saw fit to post is something about yourself that

> you

> > should see.  YOU stop the derision and abuse Willow.  YOU.

> > >

> > > Frito

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: Willow Morningsky <WillowMorningSky@>

> > > bird mites

> > > Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 2:31:57 PM

> > > Subject: Re: Who uses the Buzz Off Clothing?

> > >

> > >

> > > Attacking an innocent person again for no reason?

> > > Maybe we need to change your name to fritondstogtlayd.

> > >

> > > People here are sick.  Miserable.  No one deserves you to

> > > keep making it worse with your vitreol.  Please stop taking

> > > out your bad moods on innocent people who have done

> > > NOTHING to you.

> > >

> > > I use the Buzz Off  clothing and it saved my sanity for me!!!

> > >

> > > People have different experiences.  None of us has anything

> > > to benefit from derision and abuse of someone else..

> > >

> > > Give it a rest please.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks trly for sticking up for Frito. She has been a rock to most of

us and has researched so much and is overcoming her own problems and

helping others at the same time. We don't need to get another feud

going.

> > > >

> > > > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?

> > > >

> > > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters

> > > off

> > > >

> > > > you so you can feel a little more normal.

> > > >

> > > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:

> > > >

> > > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx

> > > >

> > > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants,

> > > >

> > > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes

> to

> > > >

> > > > sleep in or

> > > >

> > > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after

> > > you

> > > >

> > > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear

> something

> > > >

> > > > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind

> of

> > > >

> > > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you

> Arsenal.

> > > >

> > > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad

> idea as

> > > >

> > > > well.

> > > >

> > > The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought

> > > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have

> > > any thoughts on this?

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I DONT SEE WHERE AN APOLOGY IS NECESSARY! SPEAK UR MIND...THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. WE ARE ALL HUMANS AND AMONG OTHER THINGS WE 'ALL' HAVE, IS OPINION. YOU HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO POST UR INFORMATION(FROM MUCH RESEARCH) IN WHATEVER MANNER YOU WISH...IF IT'S YELLING IT FROM THE TOP OF A TEA TREE, SO BE IT! SHE ASKED A QUESTION...YOU GAVE UR ANSWER, DONT APOLOGIZE. IT'S NO ONE ELSE'S BUSINESS HOW YOU RESPONDED TO SOMEONE ELSE'S INQUIRY...SO THERE, MY OPINION...CHASITY> >> > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?> > > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters > off> > > > you so you can feel a little more normal.> > > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:> > > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx> > > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants, > > > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to > > > > sleep in or> > > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after > you> > > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear something> > > > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of > > > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.> > > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as> > > > well.> >> The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have > any thoughts on this?>

[Guest guest]

Geeze Louise,

Man, I'm going to have to stop posting if my posts are going to cause

this place to go up in flames.

Please, please don't run Willow off again, she needs our help.

Willow, please don't be so sensitive about others posts, everybody

here is entitled to there opinion and I have the greatest respect for

Frito, who has helped my wife and I more than anyone will ever know.

The reason Willow may be so emotional about this issue is, remember

awhile back when she was having such a hard time and asked for help?

I sent her some spray used to treat your clothes that is similar to

the Buzz Off clothing in the hope that with those clothes she could

at least find some brief relief from the bugs. At least long enough

to regroup and maybe get some sleep. It seems that it worked?

The Buzz Off Clothing might not be for everyone, and Frito is right

to bring up the downside. But, having clothing like this may mean

that after you have tried everything else and can't get any rest

or sleep, you have another option.

I would suggest perhaps if you wear this clothing that you keep

another layer between it and your skin.

I can see uses for this technology:

Like you wake up in the middle of the night and need to go to the

bathroom. Rather than take the risk that some critters ride on your

feet back to your uninfested bed, you reach for a pair of treated

socks and wear them for your bathroom trip (hmm, wonder if they could

treat a pair of slippers?).

I am not suggesting that you wear these clothes 24/7 like our Vets

were required to do.

Anyway no more fighting, please?

Save

>

> Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?

>

> If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters off

>

> you so you can feel a little more normal.

>

> Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself....go to:

>

> www.buzzoff.com/CMSContent/Products-YourOwnClothing.aspx

>

> and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants,

>

> sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes to

>

> sleep in or

>

> run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after you

>

> wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear something

>

> more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind of

>

> clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you Arsenal.

>

> Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad idea as

>

> well.

>

[Guest guest]

Who said anything about an apology? I believe it was a spanking,

which is much more fun hehe

> > >

> > > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?

> > >

> > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters

> > off

> > >

> > > you so you can feel a little more normal.

> > >

> > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:

> > >

> > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx

> > >

> > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants,

> > >

> > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes

to

> > >

> > > sleep in or

> > >

> > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after

> > you

> > >

> > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear

something

> > >

> > > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind

of

> > >

> > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you

Arsenal.

> > >

> > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad

idea as

> > >

> > > well.

> > >

> > The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought

> > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have

> > any thoughts on this?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I really didn't want to get involved with this, hoping it would just

die a peaceful death. But it does seem to be escalating instead, so

I am going to throw my two cents worth into the ring:

1 - First and foremost, if this forum becomes a popularity contest,

then we will all lose.

2 - We should always think twice before posting anything that is

heated and directed at another. Re-read what we are reacting to in

order to be sure we are not personalizing something that is not

personal, and re-read our own response to be sure it is not

aggressive in tone. If we aren't sure that we have been singled out,

ASK before assuming. Maybe even do it through email rather than out

in the open.

3 - We should be especially careful with newcomers, as they are most

likely feeling more frightened and overwhelmed than they ever have in

their entire lives. If they get scared off by the way we conduct

ourselves, then we have failed as a " community " .

4 - We should use the " I " word when talking about what has worked.

There are clearly no absolutes with this. For example, Rita and I

have approached this thing from different ends of the spectrum, both

of us successful. She does not " disagree " with me, nor do I with

her; we have a very cordial relationship based on respecting each

others experience AND our bond of sharing a nightmare few in this

world would ever understand.

5 - We should be able to copy and post information from other sites

that may or may not be helpful, whether it supports the views of some

or contradicts it. We always have the right to pick and choose.

I have decided to respond at this time because I would hate to see

this forum turn into what I have seen on others. The only one " in

charge " is Tim; the rest of us are suffering together, and some of us

seem to have come out the other side of it (at least the physical

dimension), myself included. I am virtually all natural/organic;

some use RX meds, some use chemicals. I don't argue with success, I

am only grateful that the path I chose works for me, and I am happy

for others who have found relief through whatever method has worked

for them.

None of us have this all figured out, we can only offer information

based on our own experience and by providing links to research that

has demonstrated relevant information.

OK, going back down the rabbit hole...

Bessie

> > >

> > > Who (besides Sue) has used the Buzz Off clothing?

> > >

> > > If you haven't why not? These are clothes that keep the critters

> > off

> > >

> > > you so you can feel a little more normal.

> > >

> > > Here is a idea for a Christmas present for yourself.... go to:

> > >

> > > www.buzzoff. com/CMSContent/ Products- YourOwnClothing. aspx

> > >

> > > and buy the $25 3pc bundle and get your favorite sweatpants,

> > >

> > > sweatshirt, and socks done. Now you have some bug proof clothes

to

> > >

> > > sleep in or

> > >

> > > run around the house in. You also don't have to wash these after

> > you

> > >

> > > wear then one time, what a concept eh? To be able to wear

something

> > >

> > > more than once without washing it. Ask Sue if having this kind

of

> > >

> > > clothing has helped her and think about adding it into you

Arsenal.

> > >

> > > Treating the socks that you wear to work might not be a bad

idea as

> > >

> > > well.

> > >

> > The site says the clothing is treated with permethrin. I thought

> > previous information idicated this didn't repel mites. Anyone have

> > any thoughts on this?

> >

>