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Q: Methods for Killing the Invisible Bugs
asked by: anoldspider on July 24th, 2007
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Invisible bugs are bugging a bunch of us from what I can see on the internet. Mix 1 TBS of Lemon Joy Dish Soap, 1 TBS of Lemon Ammonia, & 1 quart of water. It may take a day or 2 of spraying & drying, but they will go away Laughing

I also use Tea Tree Oil to make the bites go away quickly. Let me know if you need any other of my many day & night of research I've done on this weird mystery bug biting invisible monster.

Also use roll-on deodorant on chiggers to smother them & stop the itch. I also use hair spray on yellow jackets & other flying stinger type bugs.

Staph & Morgellan's are spreading at a fast rate in the US. Some think it could be chemicals in the air from the war in Iraq & imported foods from China & other countries. Just a thought for consideration.
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jukasuke
replied on January 5th, 2008
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These Bugs Are a Pain
I've been noticing some bugs lately that I've never seen before. They very small (not head of a pin small, more like head of a craft needle small (14-12 gauge). They appear to be black, but might have some gray on them as well. They have no discernable head, their shape is round to slightly oval, the legs are underneath a dome-shaped body, not splayed like a roach, I'm not certain of the number of legs because they're too small to count. Even as small as they are, they do crunch, so I'd say their dome is a bit of a shell. I've seen the in the pantry and in a chocolate box. I live Oregon state, near the coast. If someone has a idea please let me know.
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