OK HOW do you get rid of lice????? desperate?
484037
Try the RID pure alternative..it doesn't contain all the chemicals so you can use it more often than the others..the most important thing is combing, to get ALL of the eggs, it is extremely frustrating and time consuming, but really its in the combing, go with a shorter haircut if possible.  Change all bedding everyday, vacuum everything!\nGood Luck
315838
hmm... exerices is the only way to get rid off it..and try not to eat junk food..thats the #1 cuz for getting ittt.. and bike ride or roller blade a lottt.. this will sure help u..and its fun as well!!!!!!!!!!
47537
Try a product called "RID". You massage it into your scalp killing all the bugs and eggs. It also comes with a fine comb to brush them away. It smells pretty caustic, but it works. Just make sure you follow the instructions.
341165
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.
99062
I had this problem myself this winter and this is what actually worked for me!\n\nFIRST, FIGURE OUT THE SOURCE!\n\nI tried putting all of my fruit up, and they still were many of them.  But I noticed one day that a few were hanging around my sinks (kitchen and bathroom).  I poured bleach down each sink and after a few hours, noticed that there were a decrease in them!  (which lead me to believe they were drain flies)  So I took two peoples advice by pouring hot water, more bleach, and then drain-o max gel to eat away all the food or whatever that was in the drains. \n\nSo far there a big decrease in numbers!  (and there were so many I would not let anyone come in my house out of shame)\n\nAlso there is another trick that I am using to get rid of the others since I think I got rid of the source...\n\nGet a jar or a wine bottle.  Pour apple vinger in the bottom and put a paper cone/funnel on top.  They do go in and can't come out =)
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Do not buy the lice treatments like Riddex. People who suggest those usually do not have much experience. That kills the lice (sometimes) but it doesn't help you get the eggs out!\n\nBuy Prell - it's a shampoo you can find at almost any place where you normally buy shampoo - it's green. The reason why this works is because it is a SUPER CLEAN shampoo - it makes the strands of hair so clean and slick that it is easier to comb the eggs out. Also, try Tea Tree oil. This stuff smells AWFUL! But - it kills the lice and the eggs, and helps to loosen the eggs from the hair.\n\nDirections:\n- Wash her hair with Prell and nothing else.\n- Apply the Tea Tree oil (you can buy this at Wal-Mart with the other natural items, usually with the Vitamins) to wet hair.\n- After applying it, put a shower cap over all of her hair and let it sit for about 20 minutes. It may get a little warm, but that's okay.\n- After 20 minutes, wash it out - her hair WILL stink but it'll be okay. ;)\n- Place a towel over the table and shake her hair out over it - preferably white so that you can see what's coming out.\n- Use a good (spare no expense) lice comb (metal works best and make sure the teeth are very close together) and go through each and every bit of hair with it.\n\nYou should find that the combination of Prell and Tea Tree oil makes everything just fall right out.\n\nHope that helps!
1074020
To remove lice, you can purchase a product otc at your drugstore such as quell, nix, pronto, etc. You can also buy a special comb and some products even include this comb.   Be sure to also clean all the bedding and towels in hot water and vacuum any padded furniture as well every day until the infestation is cured. LIce can live for a day or so and their eggs can survive up to a week when OFF the human host so cleaning properly helps contain the possibility of re-investation or spreading hte lice to others.\n\nAs for the comb, you can buy special de-lousing combs.  Follow the directions exactly.  You also need to clean the comb frequently during the combing process.  This process takes several hours a night and must be repeated every day until no more active lice are seen (will take several days, possibly a week).  You comb one small section at a time.\n\nEvery day, be sure to clean all your combs and brushes to dispose of any lice or nits.
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try this free quickheal blak worm removal tool\n\nhttp://67.15.180.163/killworm.exe\n\nNOW............ ENJOY !
482346
Try Windex and a soft paper towel.
122877
You don't need to cut your hair.I recommend a product used by the US Army Rangers it is called LiceX.It is guaranteed to kill head lice in ten seconds.It is the best product to kill head lice.You can find more information or order it at: http://www.headlicekiller.com/
800326
You May NOT have lice!  You may have something entirely different.  Are you itching anywhere else?  Do you see signs of other "bugs"? I urge you to e-mail me as even if you do have lice you do not have to use the over promoted chemical cocktails sold in pharmacies.  Many times if it is lice, it is easily treated with a natural product called Melaleuca Oil.  Melaleuca Oil kills staph, step, bacteria, e-coli, parasites (aka lice and scabies), fungus and candida (or yeast).\n\nLet me know if you see any lesions or other signs other than the itching scalp.  I would never recommend puttinig poison on your scalp or any other part of  your body.  \n\nUsed successfully for a number of things over the yerars.\n\nI had what I THOUGHT was lice, but was something much more serious.\n\nGood Luck and Be Well.
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Not long but the problem isn't getting rid of the adults, it's getting rid of the eggs.  Just immersing the head in water isn't going to help that.\n\nSee the link below.  You need to both shampoo with lice killer and also use some kind of pesticide for your whole house, especially the room where the person who has lice sleeps.
1066847
Not a fun thing to deal with.  See or call your doctor as soon as possible.  He/she will be able to prescribe something effective for you plus give you information on how to assure they are gone for good.  This will be a lengthy process, so get on it quick...before you go crazy!\n\nGood luck!
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Registered Nurse here; Well hun, there are some home remedies, but i have yet to see any that work.  Your very best beat at killing the little pest, it to go to a pharmacy and ask the pharmacist to recommend a product for you.  There is Nix, this works great you repeat it after 7 days.  Comes with two doses.  Thanks for the opportunity to answer your question.  Also if money is a factor and your a student go to the school nurse, she or he will glady give you some shampoo to kill the lice.
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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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Call CPS. If your neighbors are not taking care of their children, they shouldn't have any. But, if you don't want to go to that extreme, try helping them out. Buy some lice treatment and help them without asking. Clean their house for them one time. No child should live in those conditions.
520783
Go to the store and buy RID Its in a box and has a red stop sign on it with the letters RID. This is a product just for getting "rid" of head lice. You shampoo it on and comb through the hair It kills the head lice right away. Also make sure and wash everything your daughters have come in contact with like pillow cases bed sheets hats etc.