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Facts of Lice 1. Head lice do not discriminate towards any socio-economic group and are not related to bad health, hygiene habits, or your parenting skills. 2. Head lice do not transmit disease. 3. Head lice feed only on human blood. 4. Head lice do not come from animals or pets and cannot survive on a nonhuman host. 5. Itching of the scalp is usually the first noticeable sign. The itching is caused by an allergic reaction to the saliva of the lice. 50% of people do not have this reaction! 6. The time between when the egg is laid until the live insect dies is about 30-33 days. A female louse can lay up to 300 nits. 7. There are approximately 5 female lice for every male louse. 8. Head lice do not jump or fly, but they can crawl really fast! 9. Humans cannot catch nits. They are eggs and do not travel. 10. Transmission of the adult head louse usually occurs through direct contact. 11. Head Lice need to feed every 3-4 hours. Most will die within 24 hours of being removed from the host. 12. Homes and schools do not get lice – people do! 13. There are over 12 million reported cases of head lice each year. IF YOU HAVE AN INFESTATION 1. Check all family members – treat only those with an infestation. 2. Contact The Texas Lice Squad™ for consultation and professional lice & nit removal. 3. Proper and thorough combing and follow up is the KEY. You have got to remove the nits. The TLS Terminator comb removes what the other combs leave behind. 4. Wash or change bed linens. There is no need to vacuum the mattress. 5. Wash brushes & combs that have been worn recently in hot water. 6. . Pillows, comforters, stuffed toys can be dried on high heat for 20 minutes. There is no need to bag toys - or anything else - for 2 weeks! 7. Items that cannot be washed and/or dried need only to be set aside for 24 hours. 8. Do not use “lice sprays” – they are pesticides and an unnecessary expense. (Haven’t you spent enough money already???) 9. Report the infestation to school, camp, daycare, and close friends. KEEP AHEAD OF HEAD LICE 1. Check your child on a weekly basis for head lice. 2. Always do a head check after sleepovers. 3. Long hair should be worn back (preferably in a braid) or up. 4. Spray hair daily with TLS Mint Spray. Lice are repelled by the scent of mint. 5. Do not share personal items! This is one time when it is okay to teach your children not to share. 6. Educate yourself and your family and your neighbors and your coworkers and. . . . . |
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