Insect Bites
Posted by trixie42 on June 11, 2009
The Mosquito
Here we are soon into the middle of June and our state of Minnesota has been on the coolside so far this spring. It was very close to drought stages until this past weekend when the rains finally came. Now that we have had the rain, the warm temps are to come in the next day or two. With those conditions bring those nasty mosquitoes and ticks. One should never take these insect bites lightly. Many unexplained itches and tiny sores have been due to nocturnal flying and crawling bugs attracted by body heat. Always inspect your children and yourselves daily for small breaks in the skin indicating a bite. If you discover an attached tick upon your inspection we have a product that works right away. There are alot of products out there that will relieve the itching or cause the tick to back away from the skin but they are toxic.. Our company has products that are manufactured with natural ingredients that
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stephanyard said
Very well written blog. This blog provides good information about mosquitos and relevence of mosquito repellents. Mosquitoes are quite hazardous as they might be the carriers of harmful viruses like West Nile virus. it is advisable to use natural mosquito repellents such as the Skin Armour Deep Woods Outdoor Soap.