I have a prablem with bed bugs Does tea tree oil help to help get rid of bed bugs?
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tea tree has been known to kill lice and remove ticks. I use it in helping with skin irritations such as sunburns and insect bites. my daughter uses it on her face to help clear up acne. I have never tried using it on bed bugs.
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I do not know . I don't have bed bugs so I cant verify one way or the other. Try it because it really is a wonderful product and it does stop the reproduction capabilities of other bugs and insects so I think its worth a try.
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I dont see why not. You mentioned just a gargle so that should be perfectly fine. Its very good tea tree oil. I have enjoyed using it.
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The best product I found to eliminate bed bugs is plain old isopropyl alcohol. Spritz everything and vacuum thoroughly.
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Yes. I use the oil at night before bed. Try to use something with Tea Tree in it. That seems to work for me.
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I put drops of tea tree oil in my liquid soap, because it works as an anti-septic. It does kill and prevent bacteria, and skin infections. Be careful not to use too much tea tree oil, because it has a very strong smell and it can over power.
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Sorry - I don't know. I only use this on the beds for my cats. It does say that it kills many bugs. All I can suggest is to try it and see. You can also check the University of California's info as a starting point to get rid of them. http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn74136.htmlGood luck!
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Not sure if it is or not, know for sure that the bottle states it is 100% pure tea tree oil, it smells like any tea tree oil that I have ever used, and does work great. I have used it to relieve itching, red rash on body, even on itching scalp of husband. Daughter also uses it to make a bath solution. It isgreat as for as we are concerned.
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I have been using real tea tree oil for oral health since the late 1980s. When you brush your teeth, you should not be swallowing your tooth paste. I even take a drop of tea tree oil - orally - when I am getting sick. I have never ever had any adverse reaction. Additionally, you'll find tea tree oil in mouthwash and oral rinse too. Not sure how much you've heard about ingesting, but tea tree oil has been used for many generations by aboriginals of Australia and New Zealand for oral and physical health benefits.
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I don't know but you can try neem oil as that will. I would imagine the DE would work especially if you put it between mattresses. Don't sleep on it as it will irritate your skin.
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I found this product ineffective to kill bedbugs. Diatomaceous earth is the only thing that will kill bedbugs.
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Here is an excellent solution for getting rid of bed bugs plus look at the testimonies for people and animals. I use this internally and around the home and garden for 100's of uses. Here's the link: http://www.earthworkshealth.com/get-rid-of-bed-bugs.php
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Please, please, please do not. Tea tree oil is highly toxic in even small doses when ingested for *humans*. Dogs are even smaller in size (obviously), and are therefore even more vulnerable to tea tree oil toxicity. In fact, it's best to keep tea tree oil away from coming into contact on dog's skin regardless of whether or not they can directly lick that part of their bodies; skin is the largest organ that absorbs "stuff", and it's no different for dogs.
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Hello, I'm glad you asked. If you have bugs, the best bet is to get It checked out. Have you been getting bites, such as little red bumps. Unless your bed is completely covered by bugs I would get the top and bottom cover, once on this will keep any bugs from coming out of mattress or box spring. This is not a total solution, so a pest control company is the next step. The one I used did a hepa vacuum and steam cleaned all rooms. A lot of work is involved cleaning clothes and moving things around. If you buy a mattress and don't take care of bugs you will still have a problem. I hope this helps. Hello, I'm glad you asked. If you have bugs, the best bet is to get It checked out. Have you been getting bites, such as little red bumps. Unless your bed is completely covered by bugs I would get the top and bottom cover, once on this will keep any bugs from coming out of mattress or box spring. This is not a total solution, so a pest control company is the next step. The one I used did a hepa vacuum and steam cleaned all rooms. A lot of work is involved cleaning clothes and moving things around. If you buy a mattress and don't take care of bugs you will still have a problem. I hope this... » Read More Hello, I'm glad you asked. If you have bugs, the best bet is to get It checked out. Have you been getting bites, such as little red bumps. Unless your bed is completely covered by bugs I would get the top and bottom cover, once on this will keep any bugs from coming out of mattress or box spring. This is not a total solution, so a pest control company is the next step. The one I used did a hepa vacuum and steam cleaned all rooms. A lot of work is involved cleaning clothes and moving things around. If you buy a mattress and don't take care of bugs you will still have a problem. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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From what I know, some people have suffer a post infection stage from insect bites, leaving them with small red dots for long periods of time after the initial bite. Applying Pure emu oil enhances the healing process and reduces scarring. Emu Oil has been shown to work as a naturally occurring analgesic reduce the itching and pain. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have treated it with this Tea Tree oil. It works great. Everytime I cut my nails I que tip some of the oil onto them and usually that is all I have to do. If it is more severe just apply some twice a day.
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With Cypress Oil and salt water it does help eliminate roaches. It is not an overnight success but with time it does work and makes your house spell like peppermint.