August 17th, 2005, 12:42 | #76 | |
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The insect repellent "Off" is different than the insecticide "Raid". I guess you could spray yourself with insecticide but that might be unwise. :wink: Two different products from the same company SC Johnson. |
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August 20th, 2005, 01:28 | #77 | |
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i hear u man. i'm allergic too and by reading ur post u do pretty much everything i do too except when i pop an anti histamine and i pop a cold medication too. when i got a bite last summer and went to the doctor to get a shot the doctor just told me to take a clariton and an advil cold and flu. apparently the chemicals when u take both is the same as getting the shot but not as extreme where as u can't work after. the cordizone creame is really good. the over the counter isn't as stong as the prescribed one but boy does it heal quick. from insect bite to cuts and burns.....cordizone is a steroid for the skin....don't eat it. to prevent from itching u guys should try nail polish or super glue. reason for the itch is exposure to air like a scab.....itches when it heals. i've spent enough time in the hospital due to those damn squiters and i dont intend on goin back soon *knock on wood* so i use muskol. i have heard about the effects of deet like birth defects and cancer but i don't wanna go back to the hospital. i usually spray myself making sure all plastics are at least in the truck or 20' away. i learned that the hard way with my camera the first week i got it. i noticed that the aerosol spay does eat away at reflective strips on clothing also but i may be wrong. |
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August 20th, 2005, 01:43 | #78 |
With all this talk about good ol' deet, I just remembered another alternative.
White mountain repellent, I haven't personally tried the stuff (Muskol non aerosol guy) but it is deet free.I actually saw it for sale last time I was Way up there, worth a try.
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September 6th, 2005, 23:50 | #79 |
I dont know if this thread is dead or not but, when I went to Costa Rica two years ago, my parentes went on a shopping trip for supplies for the trip in edmonton I think, well that doesnt matter but they picked up some mosquitoe netting the kind you hang around your bed so and tuck in so no creapy crawlers get in, it also kinda looks like you would be royalty too, but the lady that sold them the netting told my parents to wash it in lice shampoo, she said the mosquitoes hate it. I just thought maybe next year I will try it with my gear since its too chilly now for the west nile freaks.
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September 7th, 2005, 00:17 | #80 | |
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To echo Grey. Deet is very bad for airsoft. My G3 has a nice thumprint melted in to the plastic stock from DEET. I use Naturapel, citronela based instead of DEET. It works really well (on me at least) and doesn't harm the finish of my gun. The downside, if you can call it that is you smell like lemon Pledge.
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September 7th, 2005, 00:19 | #81 | |
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September 7th, 2005, 00:21 | #82 |
sure yah did ninja boy
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seriously, this thing smell pretty strong. You don't need ninja skillz to detect people using it.
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September 20th, 2005, 10:33 | #85 |
When i go fishing, I tend to use lemon juice on exposed areas (neck,arms, legs) and eat garlic the day before. Deet tends to weaken my fishing line so i don't use it.
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September 20th, 2005, 16:11 | #86 |
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Yeah, from experience, Deep Woods Off is probably the best I've used. While opening a rub-on pack in a tent before night-nav, 2 mosquitoes nearby just fell out of the air nearby and started twitching.
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March 9th, 2006, 01:33 | #87 |
Okay boys, that time of year is once again coming, where we need to be conscious of these wee bastards. My opinion is to stay away from banana's completely. There are other foods as well, but for the benefit of all the new people since last year, I figured it was time to reopen this.
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March 9th, 2006, 14:17 | #88 |
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I'd like to find out more about those electronic devices, if they actually work or not. I don't care about buying batteries, I'd just rather not smear myself in crap that either smells or wrecks my gun.
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March 9th, 2006, 17:09 | #89 |
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Personally I just use netting... works for more than just misquetoes and when beetles land on the back of your neck you don't spin around shooting ((heh... would do that too...))... plus it probably help for camoflaguing specially if you make a ghillie out of it... don't know if that one was said...
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