Hi, the beds, coach, car seats, my home slippers are infested by some kind of biting bugs that I can’t see.

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Hi, the beds, coach, car seats, my home slippers are infested by some kind of biting bugs that I can’t see.

Those bugs, maybe some kind of mite have been making my life hell for 3 months.i need to take up to 7 very hot showers a day. I wash and tumble dry all my sheets blankets and clothes several times a day, that seems to kill them but after about 10 minutes laying down they are back. The bite is very painful and I feel hundreds walking on me from head to toes.they even try to enter the sole of my feet. I used bleach inside my slippers regularly,that works. For my hair and body I use peroxide, that helps but not long. I alternate with rubbing alcohol except on my private parts where alcohol burns to death. Because of the peroxide I’m now a redhead, hair, facial hairs and pubic hairs are orange.i look like our dear president. I had black hair before.
they favor my crotch and my head including my face, I feel them going inside my nose ears and eyes.
for that I use a soft rag soaked with peroxide. They seem to favor humid places. They don’t bite all a once,they seem to communicate so I get a bite a second. I scratch non stop. I took so many showers that my skin is raw and my balls are gonna start bleeding. I also use anti itch cortisone cream but that does not work. I’m afraid to put bleach all over my body.
i soaked the car seats with roach and fly spray yesterday, it worked but gave me a rash on my ass and I don’t know how long it will last. We have the whole house carpeted, I gonna have it ripped out and put wood instead. When I take showers I start with the feet and move up,they seem to sens that and run to my face and hair. I then feel hundreds running for cover until I wash them off at the end. After showers I’m fine until I sit where they are. I now sit on a wooden chair only. I put 2 layers of plastic cover on all the beds and coach. What kind of bugs are those? What can I use to terminate them?

Status: Open Jan 19, 2019 - 07:29 PM

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RonDawson

Jan 21, 2019 - 02:00 AM

I've got a great article here: https://www.epestcontrol.com/articles...

Bottom line, 99.9% chance its not insect related. If you can't see anything, its not there. There is no such thing as an invisible insect or one so small you can't see it.

I've been dealing with these type complaints for years. Read the article and talk to your Doctor if you are on ANY prescription medications.

Ron

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