I am the nest? | Bird Mites

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- November 30, 2021 at 2:09 am #5252
  
  Feelinghopeless
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  Hi there,
  
  I hate to say this, but you probably are the nest. . . I’ve never heard of a rash like that with these things, but what I have learned is if you think something is happening it probably is.
  
  For me, my hands and feet are/were the nest. Treating these areas has reduced bites significantly.
  
  For me, soaking the areas in kleen green daily has nearly finished them off, I’m now living a nearly normal life again. But I’ve seen other people not having results with KG, it varies from person to person.
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