I got them, my family got them and we all beat them

[johndoe]

I know everyword of your story ,,
I lived it

I found a fast way since I too run into them at parks , certain trees, old trucks, barns ,

I found if the area has mites , I throw dry baking soda at the ceilng and let it fall everywhere, it will stop all their movment instatly now clean with 1 cup arm and hammer powerd laundry coap and 1 cup borax and 2 gallons of water in a chapin p[ump sprayer from ace hard ware , ,baking sdoda powder especcial;ly in the car, then take ashower 3 tbls arm and hammer powdeRed laUNDRY SOAP AND 3 TBL BORAX IN 32 OZ WATER , POUR IT OVER YOUR HEAD IN THE SHOWER ,. LEAVE IT FOR 3 – 8 MINS , RINSE OFF WELL AND USE 1 TBL CCONUT OIL IN 32 OZ OF WATER IN AN OLD SHAMPOO BOTTLE WITH A RUBBER BAND ON IT FOR ID,DUM THAT OVER MY HEAD AND IT MAKES A SHIELD and restores moisture to my hair ,
OOPS CAPS SORRY

I hope this helps you like it did for many of us that were here at his forum suffering just like you excatly,,, way back in 2007

GOd bless you ,,

Bill

[Takwakin]

Thank you Bill for the response and the extra suggestions! 🙂 Much appreciated.

[johndoe]

I learned form RIta years ago ,,,, by the way if the above fails benzoyl peroxide 2.5 parcent applied head to toe stops the real hard ones to remove from the skin , ita painless , sold on line 20.00 for a huge tube

I boughtit here https://www.amazon.com/

cured ritas husband in 1 day , took rita 2 weeks head to toe daily , she than left the forum and was fine, she also used 1 tbls coconut oil and 32 oz of water as a shield to stop future bites ,,

Sorry my typing is so bad I am dead tired

God blesss you email me anytime if anyone needs some encouragement ,,

doe1769@yahoo.com,,

Bill

[Takwakin]

The Benzoyl Peroxide seems interesting. I wonder how it would work if I cut it with the Nu Stock? Hm…giving me ideas. The coconut oil is good, just messy.

I’m at work right now with Nu Stock on. I had been having better and better days and then starting last Friday the office population seems to have exploded. Probably eggs that hatched from a couple weeks ago. Argh!

My car is quiet and my apartment is fine, it’s just the damned office. I cannot be as aggressive in the office as I would be at home, because I have to be mindful of my coworkers and my files. The carpet at the office is horrible!!!

I am seriously considering buying dry ice. There was a study out of China that indicates CO2 kills 100% of mites if done long enough with the right amount for the space.

[attemptedStoic]

@takwakin Thanks for sharing what worked for you. I’d like to try the colloidal silver – can you share the regime with me?

Thanks,
attempedStoic

[ponderer75]

@takwakin Deeply appreciate your comprehensive post. Invaluable. Any updates since this second infestation? Also, would you be open to communicating via email? My mother’s experiencing this, and I’m trying to put together a plan for her.

If you’re comfortable with emailing, my email is ponderer75@gmail.com

Cheers

[attemptedStoic]

Posting my email as well for the colloidal silver info: attemptedstoic@gmail.com

If you and ponderer75 end up starting an email thread I’d love to join it if possible.

Thanks!

[Anx]

The products mentioned in the bog for carpets are no longer available anywhere (Sevin 10%). Anyone has beaten these damn mites infested in carpets?

I am also interested in email threads for sharing ideas if we have participation.

[zero5zero5]

Thanks for sharing your story. I’ve been trying your protocol recently. I’d also like to try a colloidal silver. Would you please send the instructions? Thank you!
zero5zero5@mail.com

[Takwakin]

Structured Silver – Drink 8 oz. all at once to begin. Then 2 tablespoons twice a day for 3 months. After 3 months drink 2 teaspoons twice a day for maintenance.

I also suggest people join the Bird Mite Sufferers and Survivors Group on FB. Tons of great information!!!

Another thing you can use on your body is Sticky Mix. Mix small handful of Borax laundry soap or Boric acid, with 4 Alka Seltzer tablets (crushed or broken into smaller pieces), then a small amount of boiled water (it will fizz), then 1/4 cup of Glycerin. It cures better on the second day.

I also strongly recommend Eurax lotion from the UK. Use it like scabies protocol. Leave it on for at least 48 hours without showering. It kills mites and eggs. You can use it after initial use as well, for as long as you feel you need it.

I am almost free, but I didn’t leave my job this time and I kept my car, so getting clean is taking longer. Mites like my work laptop, blah. My car is fine though, but I sprayed the heck out of it multiple times with straight ammonia.

[Pandemic Bird Mites]

Ever indebted to Takwakin, FinallyFree, CNDNGirl and everyone who posts on this forum.

I think we’ve had a low level of bird mites in our home since 2017-18 (I was getting an occasional bite but thought it was some errant flea from our old dog, now deceased, or random garden bug, which gradually got more noticeable and bothersome over time), but the population exploded in spring 2020 due to many reasons, some of which I’ve learned about here:
– kept backyard poultry until 2018
– kept bird feeders/hummingbird feeders very close to front door until 2020
– in 2017, started a new medication, spironolactone, for blood pressure but it also changes sex hormone levels (used by dermatologists for adult acne)
– adopted two rescue cats in April 2020 during pandemic lock down, like everyone else, which seemed to be the trigger for our bird mite population explosion or else they just spread the mites throughout the house.

I am the preferred target, but husband still gets some bites (though much less than me) and during the worst of it in the summer 2020, my child also got a few bites (thankfully now seems ignored by the mites). I experience the whole bird mite shebang – slow healing bites, swarming/crawling sensations (scalp, eyes, nose, throat, privates, etc.), high stress/sleep disruption, etc. It is much better now, but the beginning was the living hell that so many have suffered.

This past fall and winter, after all the interventions – removing carpets, decluttering, constant vacuuming/laundry, dehumidfiers (keeping 30% humidity), HEPA air filtering fans (esp blowing across the bed at night), house temp around 68 degrees or below, room ozone shock treatments, Hot Shot No-Pest strips for the car overnight, melting thymol crystals with mug warmers, 99% alcohol sprays, all kinds of cedar oil/neem oil sprays, house fogging (one-time), monthly professional pest spraying service, Bravecto for the cats, change of med for me, months of ivermectin horse paste, daily colloidal silver solution, garlic and MSM pills, Natrum Muriaticum 1 M, homemade anti-mite tea of steeped dried oregano and thyme, neem oil baths (a couple of times), lathering up with medicated Selsun Blue shampoo nightly (wait a few mins before rinsing off), slathering on 100% Neem oil in AM and bedtime, and iodine supplements, etc. – the mite population and my bites have reduced greatly but not gone. (I plan to post again with more detail about what seemed to be most effective after we are further in the clear from this infestation, which I expect to happen later this year- power of positive thinking!)

I also discovered a nearby neighbor also had a mite infestation about 3-4 years ago – it took them 1.5 years (they got rid of all their many houseplants, did constant cedar oil spraying and vacuuming, neem oil baths, Selsun Blue and swear that’s really all they did), but they seem back to normal now (with an occasional bite every month or so). They think it was around March that they noticed the population decreasing. I’ve also read The Year of the Mite (Ishka) and Mites No more (Johnson) – Ishka wrote her mite infestation also started to improve around spring (I could not tell timing from Johnson’s book).

My question is about timing and seasonality. At least two people have noticed their bird mite population decreasing around spring. I am wondering if Takwakin (and anyone else) can remember the time of year that her and her sisters’ mite infestations started to noticeably improve and most importantly, seemed finally ended?

I am also wondering about the hormonal changes that seem to attract the mites – I think both men and women are affected but my impression is that more women than men are attacked – have other noticed this too? I wonder if anyone else has noticed menopausal/thyroid/other hormonal or health changes that might be triggers, like FinallyFree reported?

Thank you all for reading – I hope some of the information is useful to others and I plan to post more on what I think were the most effective interventions for us later on this year. I went through many, many low points as well, and still do, fearing the worst for myself and family, but thanks to reading many other people’s stories, supportive family, twice daily transcendental meditation (VERY challenging with crawling sensations going on I will say, but it gave me the mental resilience I needed), I am feeling closer to ending this infestation. I pray that all others going through this horrendous experience may also have all the support they need to overcome their battles as well.

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