Question:
Don’t even bother with the "robi-comb" if you have thick hair. My girls keep catching nits and the best thing to do is run a normal nit comb through their hair each day.
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – <snipped> > > A vinegar hair rinse also makes the hair really soft. Only thing, > > after rinsing my hair I’d get this craving for a salad! > Have you tried putting essential oils in the vinegar rinse? If you > put > a few drops of lavendar, a few drops of rosemary, and a few drops of > whatever else you like, you’ll smell like potpouri. > Kitten > Oohhhhhhh, I had not thought of such a thing. I do have some > lavendar. Granddaughter’s hair was tangled the other night &, since > it has been years since using a vinegar rinse, it didn’t cross my mind > at the time. This thread has refreshed my memory. Thanks for the > tip, Kitten. > Judy
You’re welcome. — Kitten = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = I’m a bitch, I’m a lover; I’m a child, I’m a mother I’m a sinner, I’m a saint; I do not feel ashamed I’m your hell, I’m you dream; I’m nothing in between You know you wouldn’t want it any other way – – - Meredith Brooks
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – message > > > Hi again…I was just wondering if anyone of you parents have ever > battled > > > head lice, and if so, have any of you heard of, or better yet, > used the > > > product called a "robi-comb"? It’s a small electronic device that > runs on > > > one AA battery, and zaps live lice when it comes in contact with > them, > > > supposedly. I just received mine tonight, since I figured that > with the > > > amount of money we have already spent on poisonous lice remedies > this year, > > > this thing should pay for itself by the end of next school year > for sure. > > > The problem is, I don’t know if it really works or not. I have > several > > > questions, but I’ll wait to see first if any of you have ever used > it, or > > > know about it. Thanks! > > Can’t remember if it was this group or another of the parenting > groups I > > read, but yes, I’ve read regulars posting that it works very well. > I > > recommend a cider vinegar hair rinse to prevent re-infestations. > > Kitten > A vinegar hair rinse also makes the hair really soft. Only thing, > after rinsing my hair I’d get this craving for a salad! > Have you tried putting essential oils in the vinegar rinse? If you put > a few drops of lavendar, a few drops of rosemary, and a few drops of > whatever else you like, you’ll smell like potpouri. > Kitten
Oohhhhhhh, I had not thought of such a thing. I do have some lavendar. Granddaughter’s hair was tangled the other night &, since it has been years since using a vinegar rinse, it didn’t cross my mind at the time. This thread has refreshed my memory. Thanks for the tip, Kitten. Judy
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > Hi again…I was just wondering if anyone of you parents have ever > battled > > head lice, and if so, have any of you heard of, or better yet, > used the > > product called a "robi-comb"? It’s a small electronic device that > runs on > > one AA battery, and zaps live lice when it comes in contact with > them, > > supposedly. I just received mine tonight, since I figured that > with the > > amount of money we have already spent on poisonous lice remedies > this year, > > this thing should pay for itself by the end of next school year > for sure. > > The problem is, I don’t know if it really works or not. I have > several > > questions, but I’ll wait to see first if any of you have ever used > it, or > > know about it. Thanks! > Can’t remember if it was this group or another of the parenting > groups I > read, but yes, I’ve read regulars posting that it works very well. > I > recommend a cider vinegar hair rinse to prevent re-infestations. > Kitten > A vinegar hair rinse also makes the hair really soft. Only thing, > after rinsing my hair I’d get this craving for a salad!
Have you tried putting essential oils in the vinegar rinse? If you put a few drops of lavendar, a few drops of rosemary, and a few drops of whatever else you like, you’ll smell like potpouri. — Kitten = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = I’m a bitch, I’m a lover; I’m a child, I’m a mother I’m a sinner, I’m a saint; I do not feel ashamed I’m your hell, I’m you dream; I’m nothing in between You know you wouldn’t want it any other way – – - Meredith Brooks
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi again…I was just wondering if anyone of you parents have ever battled > head lice, and if so, have any of you heard of, or better yet, used the > product called a "robi-comb"? It’s a small electronic device that runs on > one AA battery, and zaps live lice when it comes in contact with them, > supposedly. I just received mine tonight, since I figured that with the > amount of money we have already spent on poisonous lice remedies this year, > this thing should pay for itself by the end of next school year for sure. > The problem is, I don’t know if it really works or not. I have several > questions, but I’ll wait to see first if any of you have ever used it, or > know about it. Thanks! > Can’t remember if it was this group or another of the parenting groups I > read, but yes, I’ve read regulars posting that it works very well. I > recommend a cider vinegar hair rinse to prevent re-infestations. > Kitten
A vinegar hair rinse also makes the hair really soft. Only thing, after rinsing my hair I’d get this craving for a salad! Judy
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> Hi again…I was just wondering if anyone of you parents have ever battled > head lice, and if so, have any of you heard of, or better yet, used the > product called a "robi-comb"? It’s a small electronic device that runs on > one AA battery, and zaps live lice when it comes in contact with them, > supposedly. I just received mine tonight, since I figured that with the > amount of money we have already spent on poisonous lice remedies this year, > this thing should pay for itself by the end of next school year for sure. > The problem is, I don’t know if it really works or not. I have several > questions, but I’ll wait to see first if any of you have ever used it, or > know about it. Thanks!
Can’t remember if it was this group or another of the parenting groups I read, but yes, I’ve read regulars posting that it works very well. I recommend a cider vinegar hair rinse to prevent re-infestations. — Kitten = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = I’m a bitch, I’m a lover; I’m a child, I’m a mother I’m a sinner, I’m a saint; I do not feel ashamed I’m your hell, I’m you dream; I’m nothing in between You know you wouldn’t want it any other way – – - Meredith Brooks
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Hi again…I was just wondering if anyone of you parents have ever battled head lice, and if so, have any of you heard of, or better yet, used the product called a "robi-comb"? It’s a small electronic device that runs on one AA battery, and zaps live lice when it comes in contact with them, supposedly. I just received mine tonight, since I figured that with the amount of money we have already spent on poisonous lice remedies this year, this thing should pay for itself by the end of next school year for sure. The problem is, I don’t know if it really works or not. I have several questions, but I’ll wait to see first if any of you have ever used it, or know about it. Thanks! Any comments welcome… — …Charlene http://family.krueger.ws/charlene fulltime stepmom to Kaitlin – 12 Bio mom to Danielle – 8, James – 2, and Courtney – 4mos.
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