Is there a natural scorpion repellent?
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Meercats!  OK I guess this is not the answer you're looking for, but they're definitely natural, have a natural resistance to venom and actively hunt scorpions.  In addition they make great pets - really cute and very sociable!
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Permethrin Tick Repellent, It works great!\n\nIt's $6.99 at www.campmor.com\n\n\nI haven't even seen a tick in probably 4 years, my daughter used to attract them (about 5 a summer)!
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Check out Liquid Blue\nhttp://liquidblue.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/misc.thumbs/cat/incense_holders.html
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Some individuals have had success conducting their own exterminations by preparing an insecticide mixture of pyrethrins and fresh-water diatomaceous earth. At least one manufacturer produces a household insecticide D-20 with only .2% naturally derived pyrethrins and 1.0% Piperonyl Butoxide, which magnifies the pyrethrins effectivenes by 10 times. Natural pyrethrins are more expensive than many alternatives. The function of the pyrethrins is to stimulate the nervous system of the bugs so that the spasms will allow the diatomaceous earth to dessicate, puncture, and kill the bugs through mechanical action. Great care should be taken not to use products with salt-water diatomaceous earth or heat-treated diatomaceous earth, which can damage the lungs of any mammal (dogs, cats, or humans) which inhale it, and has also been known to cause cancer. Fresh-water diatomaceous earth, however, is commonly used to deworm cats, dogs, and humans, and is considered as safe as table salt.\n\nOthers have used fruit and vegetable insecticides, comprised of a mixture of pyrethins and canola oil, which are usually safe for humans and most pets (aside from fish).\n\nContrary to popularly disseminated information, extreme heat or extreme cold is usually not effective in eliminating bedbugs. Pest control professionals receive reports of infestations even in the dead of winter, and manufactured environments of extreme heat or cold (such as encasing a mattress in a bag and placing it in direct sunlight, or placing a suspect piece of bedding or clothing in a freezer) usually cannot stay consistently hot or cold enough to sufficiently kill bedbugs, which are not particularly sensitive to temperature extremes. In addition, since bedbugs normally disperse, treatment of a bed or mattress is insufficient to eradicate an infestation.
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The following suggestions give you easy ways to repel these pests:\n\nSupplement with one vitamin B-1 tablet a day from April through October. Add 100 mg of B-1 to a B-100 Complex daily during the mosquito season.\n\nDon't feed  bananas to your dogs or yourself during mosquito season--mosquitoes love bananas! There is something about how your body processes the banana oil that attracts these female sugar-loving insects.\n\nOne of the best natural insect repellents is Vick's Vaporub\n\nPure and natural plant extracts/essential oils like Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Lemon Grass, Penny Royal, Lavender and Peppermint, will repel fleas as well\n\nIf you get an unscented lotion, you can mix that with Eucalyptus and Peppermint or Cintrunella *sp? Oil *buy at a health food store* and make a great smelling lotion that will repel the critters
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I use burts beesbalm...they even make some that's snow and sunproof. It really helps and has a soothing mint flavor.
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You've not really given any specifics on what kind of attractant you're talking about.  Generic fish oil used for attacting wild animals is made by chopping up a bunch of fish, putting it in gallon jugs, cover the top with cheese cloth over the mout to keep the flies out, put the lid on loosely to let gases escape......then let it stew for a couple of months so the fish will rott completely.  At that point strain any solids out and what remains is fish oil.  But it's much easier to go in ebay and buy it from a bait/lure company.\n\nThe above recipe will do the trick. No preservatives needed.....it's already smelly, oily, rotted down product.
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bug repellent.  citronella candles work.  OFF if you are willing to use DEET.  Burt's Bees Herbal Insect Repellent if you are not.  I use that , and it actually works.  It is made of Lemongrass oil, Citronella Oil and Rosemary Oil.  It is highly concentrated and very oily, but I have seen mosquitos literally make right and left turns when they get a whiff of it.  Good luck
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The Arizona Bark Scorpion, which is indigenous to Southern California, can be poisonous to infants and small children.
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I got stung by a wasp on the eyelid. I was fine* after a few days. \n\n*[Results may vary. Do not try this at home.]
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It was already known that some people produce "come and get me" smells which appeal to the blood-suckers. \n\nRothamsted Research, in Herts, found those less likely to be bitten produced odours which masked these scents. \n\nThe natural repellent could be used to protect everyone from the bugs, suggests the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
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to counteract any venoumous sting or bite
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People, please look in your Biology books again. Scorpions are NOT insects, they're chelicerates just like ticks and spiders.\nThe oxygen-carrying pigment in the blood of chelicerates is hemocyanin (although several chelicerates don't have pigments). This pigment is blue when oxygenated, and  colorless when it's not.
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any chemical trading co. in Egypt has this chemical available. i mean if you know one company, they can provide it to you, or at least will tell you who sell it. I know one company in Alex. but i don't know addresses for sure.\nanyway, go to egyptian yellow pages and search by trade; chemicals, it will give you tons of companies that you can call and ask
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Yes. The stings are alkaline, so an acid (a weak acid, such as vinegar (ethanoic acid) or lemon juice (citric acid)) will neutralise them (forming water and a salt).\n\nUrine wil also work, as will orange juice.
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Scents come as cover or attractant. Cover includes: coon, skunk, earth, acorn, fox, etc.\n\nAttractant are usually naturally based urine scents, some from esturus does. tinks 69 is in this catagory.\n\nI like scents that deer are not familiar with. If everyone is using tinks 69, what seperates you? That being said, I have had good luck with code blue products and wildlife research products. James Valley is another one that I like but is harder to find. I know some successful big buck hunters who swear by James Valley.
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Marigold plants, acutally. Sounds like you're wanting to go natural. Of course there's Raid for ants and roaches. Try clove oil too if you're wanting natural remedies.