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SouthEastClaret
22nd October 2007, 11:44
...Came back from spending the week with my beloved and the kids.
Little blighters have given me 'nits' they picked up from school.

They live in a let's say 'not a so socio-economically benefited area' and the kids picked them up from school.

Should I just buzz all my hair off? I do anyway on occasion, but the little buggers are itchin'.
Any ideas how to get rid of them??

bcfc4life
22nd October 2007, 11:45
just get some of that anti nit shampoo from your local supermarket or something

Canary Fairy
22nd October 2007, 11:48
It's making me itch just reading this thread :laugh:

My daughter used to get them at school and she had really long hair so it was a pain getting them all out. You can get some treatments from the chemists which doesn't smell too bad (it used to stink :laugh:) and it should kill the lice and the eggs.

finchel
22nd October 2007, 11:49
...Came back from spending the week with my beloved and the kids.
Little blighters have given me 'nits' they picked up from school.

They live in a let's say 'not a so socio-economically benefited area' and the kids picked them up from school.

Should I just buzz all my hair off? I do anyway on occasion, but the little buggers are itchin'.
Any ideas how to get rid of them??

Have you heard of Shampoo?

SouthEastClaret
22nd October 2007, 11:51
It's making me itch just reading this thread :laugh:

My daughter used to get them at school and she had really long hair so it was a pain getting them all out. You can get some treatments from the chemists which doesn't smell too bad (it used to stink :laugh:) and it should kill the lice and the eggs.

Bliddy little blighters...

Thanks Canary will have a look at the chemist...don't think regular shampoo works does it?!

lionspride
22nd October 2007, 11:52
Dont they have the nit nurse anymore ??
My old school was rife with them this was late 70s /80's and there wasnt alot of products on sale to tackle the problem they they spread like wildfire.

I love that old saying that people use to kids who catch them " they only go for clean hair":thumb

bcfc4life
22nd October 2007, 11:52
Bliddy little blighters...

Thanks Canary will have a look at the chemist...don't think regular shampoo works does it?!

noo, you have to have a special anti headlice shampoo.

Canary Fairy
22nd October 2007, 11:53
Bliddy little blighters...

Thanks Canary will have a look at the chemist...don't think regular shampoo works does it?!

No, I don't think it would. Tea tree is very good though but I don't think its strong enough to kill the eggs. You should get a nit comb too as that's the only way you will remove them all from your hair. Guess what you'll be doing this afternoon?!

SouthEastClaret
22nd October 2007, 11:54
No, I don't think it would. Tea tree is very good though but I don't think its strong enough to kill the eggs. You should get a nit comb too as that's the only way you will remove them all from your hair. Guess what you'll be doing this afternoon?!

Thanks :( More expense! Suppose that's what I get for taking on step-kids....the joys of children :hmmm

lionspride
22nd October 2007, 11:55
Why dont you try and coax them out with some close harmony singing , candlelight and the prospect of chicken in a basket.

SouthEastClaret
22nd October 2007, 11:57
Why dont you try and coax them out with some close harmony singing , candlelight and the prospect of chicken in a basket.

:laugh: Hey! That works with fleas! Well, the candlelight strategically placed with a bowl of water in front of it. So they jump at the light and end up in the water.

ITFC Jez
22nd October 2007, 13:22
I think you should just kick the hell out of every single one of them... the headlice, I mean, not the missus and kids! :thumb

scunnymadandy
22nd October 2007, 13:25
Just eat them, why not? I used to.

ecfc girl
22nd October 2007, 16:45
Quickest and easiest way is just to shave your head. I've heard peroxide works well too.
Blonde or bald, the choice is yours......

Andy
22nd October 2007, 16:46
I think you should just kick the hell out of every single one of them... the headlice, I mean, not the missus and kids! :thumb

:laugh::laugh: Classic.

Red1
22nd October 2007, 19:28
CR has a load of them :hide:D



















Only joking :salute:

great white
22nd October 2007, 21:58
Bang yer head repeatedly against a brick wall that should shift the fiesty little fookers.......

Son
22nd October 2007, 22:00
What kind of parents allow their children to get headlice in this day and age? :no:

great white
22nd October 2007, 22:07
What kind of parents allow their children to get headlice in this day and age? :no:The answer is in the first post.......

Martinho
22nd October 2007, 23:08
Just seen an advert for 'Lyclear'. Some sort of head lice spray. :thumb

Uncle33
23rd October 2007, 06:44
...Came back from spending the week with my beloved and the kids.
Little blighters have given me 'nits' they picked up from school.

They live in a let's say 'not a so socio-economically benefited area' and the kids picked them up from school.

Should I just buzz all my hair off? I do anyway on occasion, but the little buggers are itchin'.
Any ideas how to get rid of them??

What year are you in? Head lice? from school? in UK? My oh my.

lfcdon8
23rd October 2007, 14:21
Tea Tree will get rid of them mate.

Canary Fairy
23rd October 2007, 15:15
What kind of parents allow their children to get headlice in this day and age? :no:


Actually head lice go to clean hair, so its nothing to be ashamed of. My daughter had them a few years back and there is nothing you can do to prevent it really. The only way you could maybe prevent it is washing their hair every night and and put the nit comb through it. That all sounds very well but most kids hate the nit comb and it takes ages!

scunnymadandy
23rd October 2007, 15:17
The only real solution is to shave everyones hair off. :)

Chelsea Blue
23rd October 2007, 21:02
Never had them.