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Where do you keep your clothes?
I have been fighting "something" since last summer. Like many of you, I have seen multiple doctors and advised to see a psychiatrist. Be. I just recently shaved my head because it was covered in bugs, all though I shampoo and bathe several times a day. I use 4 ingredients when doing laundry, 20 mule team borax, white vinegar, tea tree body wash (I use Jason's) and dark clothes woolite. It seems if I leave one out, it does not work so well. The other thing I do is double plastic bag everything. However these lint bugs love plastic bags, so that's not working so good now. I have a rare disease that makes me auto immune compromised, so these things are inside me as well, after a bout of what was diagnosed as scabies. Lastly, for now, I have found these in my refrigerator, almost all my food, including canned foods, and here was a surprise, they manage to get in and live in all my cleaning supplies, shampoos, lotions, everything. So many of the things I have tried to eradicate them has made things worse. Some things that help, sleep in tight clothes, covering as much as you can. I often take a second sheet on top and wrap myself like a mummy. Any hints suggestions are welcome!
You find them in everything because they are coming from you. They surrround you like a cloud so you'll find them everywhere and in/on everything.
You find them in everything because they are coming from you. They surrround you like a cloud so you'll find them everywhere and in/on everything.
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