Re: Microwaving clothes....Tommy

[Guest guest]

I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when

contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave

and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a

spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over

your kitchen and maybe you. WTG...............................

> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

> > bird mites

> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

> >

> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my clothes

> >

> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned myself to the

> >

> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes to drown

them

> >

> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hmmm... Well then I'm glad that our mite infestation ended last June

without any external injury! We used the protocol I listed below for at

least 8 solid months at the rate of 4 or 5 X a day without nary a

mishap. But I sure wouldn't want to see anyone else get seriously

injured.

>

> I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when

> contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave

> and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a

> spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over

> your kitchen and maybe you. WTG............................... --- In

[Guest guest]

Trly, I have been meaning to ask how it felt to have a mite free Xmas, no more ziplock bags to deal with, sleeping on normal beds,no more excessive cleaning etc...Do tell, it seems like a fantasy to me and love to hear any success story.

thanks

and HUGS

M

From: trlyblest <trlyblest@...>Subject: Re: Microwaving clothes....Tommybird mites Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 2:29 PM

Hmmm... Well then I'm glad that our mite infestation ended last June without any external injury! We used the protocol I listed below for at least 8 solid months at the rate of 4 or 5 X a day without nary a mishap. But I sure wouldn't want to see anyone else get seriously injured. >> I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when > contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave > and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a > spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over > your kitchen and maybe you. WTG......... ......... ......... .... --- In

[Guest guest]

yea you'd look like whyle e. Coyote after with your face black and eyes

blinking. Haha

On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 1:33 pm, wtgwilliamthegreat wrote:

> I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when

> contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave

> and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a

> spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over

> your kitchen and maybe you. WTG...............................

>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

>> > bird mites

>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

>> >

>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my clothes

>> >

>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned myself to the

>> >

>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes to drown

> them

>> >

>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

>> >

>>

>

>

[Guest guest]

KAAABOOOM! Haha

On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 7:03 pm, Adam wrote:

> yea you'd look like whyle e. Coyote after with your face black and eyes

> blinking. Haha

> On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 1:33 pm, wtgwilliamthegreat wrote:

>> I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when

>> contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave

>> and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a

>> spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over

>> your kitchen and maybe you. WTG...............................

>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

>>> > bird mites

>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

>>> >

>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my clothes

>>> >

>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned myself to the

>>> >

>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes to drown

>> them

>>> >

>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

>>> >

>>>

>>

>>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You are in rare form this evening, Adam, glad to see you kickin'it up again.

Tell me more about the new New Hope kit, I am due to ordering again since I used my first Kit up in three weeks (minus the serum) vs. three MONTHS....

When are you going to come up to SF again, how is the car hog world ?

M>> I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when>> contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave>> and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a>> spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over>> your kitchen and maybe you. WTG......... ......... ......... .... >>>

> From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?>>> > bird mites>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM>>> >>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my clothes>>> >>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned myself to the>>> >>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes to drown>> them>>> >>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?>>> >>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

The new hope kit 2 is basically the new hope kit 1 with the bath spice

and scented mixture without the serum and the body spray. Also the balm

has menthol added to it. I been using it on myself and the dog. I been

real tired and crawlie since using, i think im going through a purge or

im getting worst. Haha im sure its working for me, just caught in limbo

for sec. The baths are definitely refreshing and the menthol gives the

cool effect on the skin. It makes it sensitive to the touch, i guess i

been so used to them pricking or crawling on me, till the balm and baths

made me sensitive to them again. Thus the self medicating with alcohol

to sustain some edge and sanity. Car ? Bike world is at ease for me,

till i get my situation in me on me under control. I might be up in

petaluma for afishing trip soon with some friends.

On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 8:28 pm, Marguerite wrote:

> You are in rare form this evening, Adam, glad to see you kickin'it up

> again.

>

> Tell me more about the new New Hope kit, I am due to ordering again

> since I used my first Kit up in three weeks (minus the serum) vs. three

> MONTHS....

>

> When are you going to come up to SF again, how is the car hog world ?

>

> M

>

>

>>>> I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when

>>>> contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a microwave

>>>> and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a

>>>> spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all over

>>>> your kitchen and maybe you. WTG......... ......... ......... ....

>>>>

>>>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

>>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

>>>>> > bird mites

>>>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

>>>>> >

>>>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my clothes

>>>>> >

>>>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned myself to the

>>>>> >

>>>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes to drown

>>>> them

>>>>> >

>>>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

>>>>> >

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Adam!

Nice to hear from you again buddy! I have missed your humor.

One thing that Trish from ESP botanicals told me that has really

helped us.....lemon juice.

Drinking lots of water with lemon juice...these critters don't like

it at all. Makes sense if you think about it. Every natural thing

that seems to be working for all of us is from plants that have

evolved a natural resistance to insects and parasites.

My wife has healed more in the last two weeks, than in the last

five months. I have to conclude that its the ESP, the lemon water,

and taking immune boosting suppliments. But for us, it seems that

its the constant drinking of the lemon water in combo with the

ESP that seems to really be making the difference.

So who knows? Maybe we should all be eating more grapefruit, oranges,

and lemons?

> >>>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

> >>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

> >>>>> > bird mites

> >>>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

> >>>>> >

> >>>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my clothes

> >>>>> >

> >>>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned myself

to the

> >>>>> >

> >>>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes to drown

> >>>> them

> >>>>> >

> >>>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

> >>>>> >

> >>>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>

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[Guest guest]

I find a lemon/lime concentate bath really helpful too. Mrytle's

ceviche...lol. Costco has two really large bottles of the lemon for

$4.97. The lime is more expensive but worth it. I've been putting the

concentrates on my scalp for a little bit just before showering. I'm

also going to try a foot soak in a really strong water/concentrate

mix. I've missed you too Adam. Keep that purge going, get them outta

ya! (a martini (gin or vodka) has less sugar..hehe)

bob

> > >>>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

> > >>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

> > >>>>> > bird mites

> > >>>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

> > >>>>> >

> > >>>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my

clothes

> > >>>>> >

> > >>>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned

myself

> to the

> > >>>>> >

> > >>>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes

to drown

> > >>>> them

> > >>>>> >

> > >>>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

> > >>>>> >

> > >>>>>

> > >>>>

> > >>>>

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Trly, I am so happy your feeling better and back. I missed your very

valued advice and helpfulness and kindness to many new members. I

wanted to know how your skin is doing? I'm sorry if I missed it but

have you updated us on whats still coming out? You were purging gook

a few moths ago badly.

bob

> >

> > I don't think this is a good Idea. Alcohol is explosive when

> > contained or just plain flamable. When you put clothes in a

microwave

> > and there are zippers and snaps that are metal, this can cause a

> > spark to occur. When this happens you will have a microwave all

over

> > your kitchen and maybe you. WTG............................... ---

In

>

[Guest guest]

Haha some grey goose in the tub and some in me. Im going to try a bath

cocktail, im the olive. Haha.

But on a serious note. Last night I took stella (my 85 lb old english

bulldog) a bath in tea tree, borax mixed in to her oatmeal shampoo.

After i dried her i rubbed in esp regular scented balm, today she was

more energetic then usual. I believe what ever she tells me, half the

time i believe shes the only one that knows whats really going on. Im

going to give her 2 balm rubs a week and 1 deep clean bath like i did

last night and keep a watch for changes.

On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 5:32 am, wrote:

> I find a lemon/lime concentate bath really helpful too. Mrytle's

> ceviche...lol. Costco has two really large bottles of the lemon for

> $4.97. The lime is more expensive but worth it. I've been putting the

> concentrates on my scalp for a little bit just before showering. I'm

> also going to try a foot soak in a really strong water/concentrate

> mix. I've missed you too Adam. Keep that purge going, get them outta

> ya! (a martini (gin or vodka) has less sugar..hehe)

> bob

>

>

>> > >>>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

>> > >>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

>> > >>>>> > bird mites

>> > >>>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

>> > >>>>> >

>> > >>>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my

> clothes

>> > >>>>> >

>> > >>>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned

> myself

>> to the

>> > >>>>> >

>> > >>>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes

> to drown

>> > >>>> them

>> > >>>>> >

>> > >>>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

>> > >>>>> >

>> > >>>>>

>> > >>>>

>> > >>>>

>> > >>>

>> > >>>

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[Guest guest]

Don't laugh Adam but gin is one of the next things I was going to

test on my body (and in - wait, I know that result). Juniper berries

you know...they hate juniper. Love Stella, on tap that is. I wonder

if a lemon/lime bath is OK for dogs???

bob

> >> > >>>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

> >> > >>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

> >> > >>>>> > bird mites

> >> > >>>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

> >> > >>>>> >

> >> > >>>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my

> > clothes

> >> > >>>>> >

> >> > >>>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned

> > myself

> >> to the

> >> > >>>>> >

> >> > >>>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes

> > to drown

> >> > >>>> them

> >> > >>>>> >

> >> > >>>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

> >> > >>>>> >

> >> > >>>>>

> >> > >>>>

> >> > >>>>

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[Guest guest]

Haha stella on tap is awesome. Thats how she got her name. Im sure you

can use a lime or lemon bath on her. I just have to keep her coat oiled

so her skin wont crack. I spritz a olive oil iodine tea tree w/ couple

drops of trish esp body spray mixture for the smell. All over her and

her bedding. She smells like a hippie. Haha i havent gave her acv, i

should start with that. I been giving her pommegranite extract caps.

Just 1 cap in bowl of water. Dont know if its doing anything but it

gives me peace of mind.

On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 6:30 pm, wrote:

> Don't laugh Adam but gin is one of the next things I was going to

> test on my body (and in - wait, I know that result). Juniper berries

> you know...they hate juniper. Love Stella, on tap that is. I wonder

> if a lemon/lime bath is OK for dogs???

> bob

>

>

>> >> > >>>>> > From: vbscribe <vbscribe@>

>> >> > >>>>> > Subject: How Long Must Clothes Soak?

>> >> > >>>>> > bird mites

>> >> > >>>>> > Date: Saturday, December 27, 2008, 1:51 AM

>> >> > >>>>> >

>> >> > >>>>> It's finally sunk in that I can't get the things off my

>> > clothes

>> >> > >>>>> >

>> >> > >>>>> > through normal wash and dry cycles, so I've resigned

>> > myself

>> >> to the

>> >> > >>>>> >

>> >> > >>>>> > soak method. How long do you have to soak your clothes

>> > to drown

>> >> > >>>> them

>> >> > >>>>> >

>> >> > >>>>> > and/or dislodge the eggs?

>> >> > >>>>> >

>> >> > >>>>>

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