How do you get rid of Crabs?
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How do you know that they are crabs? Do you live near a lake or stream? Can you count to 10? I agree with all of those people who suggested gasoline. The gene pool is thinning and if you used gasoline to kill the parasite-you would not be able to deplete the gene pool any further.
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Pluck them out or wax!\n\nGood luck!
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The best route is to call an exterminator. Unfortunately it may take multiple trips for the problem to be eradicated. \n\nIf cost is an issue, there are home methods that work, but you MUST be vigilant, as it may take some time.\n\n#1) Clean, clean, clean. Wash EVERYTHING with hot water. Steam clean the carpet. Steam clean the seams of your mattress. Look around your clock radio. They like to hide in cracks. Look along the baseboards of the room. \n\n#2) Buy some type of insecticide and follow the directions completely. Repeat as needed. \n\n#3) Clean again!\n\nYou can do this on your own, but be prepared for a battle that may last a few weeks. \n\nIf you have any questions, feel free to comment and I will do my best to answer. I work for a LARGE health department and help people with this problem almost every week.
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Crabs, also known as pubic lice, are one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases. People all over the world contract crabs, and more than 3 million people are infected with the parasite every year in the United States alone. Genital crabs can be contracted through unprotected sex, sex with multiple partners, and, rarely, through contact with infected bedding, towels, and clothing. Though genital crabs are not a serious health threat, they can cause some uncomfortable symptoms and should be treated as soon as possible.
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Pubic lice (crabs) are normally spread by sexual contact and are considered a sexually transmitted disease, but can also be spread by sharing clothes or bedding. A common misbelief is that infestation can be spread by sitting on a toilet seat. This is not likely since lice cannot live long away from a warm human body. Also, lice do not have feet designed to walk or hold onto smooth surfaces such as toilet seats.\n\nI would still always wipe clean or cover with toilet paper the toilet seat when using public toilets.
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To rid mosquits, remove all standing water around your property. And for the rats, D-con, or a similar products
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Here in Indiana we have a major infestation in our homes.  Last weekend, I had to kill 200 of the little pesky buggers!  I take a paper cup and fill it with about 2 inches of rubbing aclk.  then I swoup them in that cup by the windows, etc.  It takes care of them instantly.
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You can prevent them by wearing mosquito repellant or by not wearing any sweet scented fragrances and stay away from standing water because that is where mosquitos live. As far as getting rid if them I don't know, but you can prevent them from getting bigger and infected by not scratching them (which is hard to do).
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Crabs, also known as pubic lice, are parasitic insects found in the genital area of humans. \n\nPubic lice have six legs, but their two front legs are very large and look like the pincher claws of a crab; this is how they got the nickname "crabs." Pubic lice are tan to grayish-white in color. Females lay nits and are usually larger than males. To live, adult lice must feed on blood. If the louse falls off a person, it dies within 1-2 days.\n\nThey don't have ears.
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This tool might help you.\nhttp://www.crabhawk.com/
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You don't have to throw away sheets and underwear. Just make sure you wash them in VERY hot water. (best to soak them in boiling water). ***The lice won't live long without a host.***\n\nThe easiest way to get rid of p-ubic lice is to shave all the hair off. It's cheap and effective.\n\nIf you opt NOT to shave (e.g. you opt to use the crab lice shampoo)- make sure you take the following precautions so as not to reinfect yourself:\n\nMake sure you strip your sheets (boil them -- if that's too much trouble - then throw them away and buy news ones). \n\nMake sure you clean your mattress with a vaccum cleaner! This will suck any lice or eggs up from the mattress.\n\nMake sure you wash your underwear in VERY hot water (or boil them). Hang them in the sun to dry. \n\nGood luck.
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Crabs are body lice that manifest usually in the groin because it's warm and moist. They attach themselves to pubic hair and also attach their eggs to pubic hair. When they are hungry they feed on blood. They cause itching when they're on the move, and as a result of feeding. They are tiny (about or smaller the size of a pin head) and are almost transparent. Their eggs are also almost transparent.
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Chesapeake Bay-nutrient pollution:\nLike other aquatic animals in Chesapeake Bay, blue crabs are vulnerable to summer's low oxygen conditions. ...nutrient pollution from farms, sewage treatment plants, homes and the exhaust from cars fuels algal blooms that remove oxygen from the water. When they are trapped in crab pots,  crabs often die from low oxygen levels. Also, pollution has reduced seagrass, which is crab habitat.\nhttp://www.chesapeakebay.net/info/blue_crab.cfm\nww.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/ lessons/14/g68/chesapeakescienceteacher68.pdf\n\nOil spill: non-point oil pollution can get into coastal waters and kill crabs.\nhttp://www.oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/pollution/media/supp_pol012b.html\n\nFiddler crabs in marshes: \nHeavy metals such as mercury, copper, and zinc are toxic to fiddler-crabs. So are pesticides.\nhttp://www.amnh.org/nationalcenter/youngnaturalistawards/2000/gaurav.html
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U Replace shower heads and faucet aerators with water efficient models.\nU Use a water-filled milk jug or plastic bottle in your toilet tank to displace water; this allows your toilet\nto operate using less water.\nU Choose nonphosphate or low phosphate detergents. High phosphate levels in lakes and streams\ncan kill fish and other wildlife.\nU Use a broom instead of water to clean your driveway or garage . Do not sweep debris into the\nstreet or storm sewer.\nU Put a spray nozzle on the end of your hose for car washing and plant watering to prevent the hose\nfrom continually releasing water and to control the amount of water used.\nU Use native plants in your garden that require less water.\nU Use cat litter or sand instead of salt on icy walks. Salt pollutes water and kills plants.\n\nU Do not let the water run while brushing your teeth or washing your face (you can save up to 5\ngallons).\nU Do not leave the water running if you wash dishes by hand.\nU Rinse all your dishes at once by using a dishrack placed in the sink.\nU Only run your dishwasher and washing machine when they are full.\n\nU Do not open fire hydrants on hot summer days because water needed to fight a fire will not be\navailable in an emergency. Also, opening fire hydrants is illegal.\nU Do not throw in the trash, pour down the drain, or dump on the ground paint, antifreeze, motor oil,\nand other household hazardous wastes, because they can migrate to your water source.\nU Dispose of tissues, dead insects, and other waste in a trash can rather than a toilet.\nU Plant native plants instead of traditional lawn grass to avoid the use of herbicides, pesticides,\nfertilizers.\nU Do not dump used motor oil on the ground or into sewers; throwing motor oil in the trash is illegal.\nRecycling centers and many service stations accept used motor oil for recycling.\nImproving Your Housekeeping\nU Fix leaks by replacing faucet washers and toilet flappers as needed. A slow drip or leak can easily\nwaste more than 100 gallons of water a week, which leads to an unnecessarily high water bill.\nU Put all litter in trash cans so it does not get washed into the storm sewers.\nU Clean up waste products while walking your pets.\nEducating Yourself and Others\nU Educate your community about the effects of dumping waste, such as pesticides, down drains and\ninto waterways.\nU Encourage your neighbors, family, and friends to install low flow water fixtures and to practice\nwater conservation.\n\n\nMaybe you can not stop but it is easy to help decrease pollution.
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Crabs have gills, but they usually can't stay on land for too long because they must keep their gills moist in order to breathe. They also have plates around their gills that protect them from losing moisture.\n\nCrabs that live on land live in cool, moist places so that they can breathe. They also drink water from the ground, or dew or water vapor, and can store it in their bladder or blood.\n\nThey do not have lungs.
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Man people can be pretty harsh on this I mean it is obvious what you're asking.\nBlue crabs and tons of other things sorry I caught a blue crab with a T shirt though. Impressed huh?
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Try Windex and a soft paper towel.