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Head lice are tiny, oval, whitish-yellow eggs glued to the hair shaft close to the scalp to help them hatch. Nymphs are newly hatched baby lice that take 7 to 10 days to mature into adult lice capable of breeding. When head lice reach reproductive maturity, they start to become a pain.
It is important to conduct frequent nit-picking sessions on your child's head to remove these eggs and prevent more adult lice from joining the carnival on their cranium.
Head lice can only survive for 1-2 days once they have fallen off their host, and they rely on the blood of their host as food several times per day. So, it is technically possible to get lice from a mattress.
Getting rid of lice is important. Getting rid of your mattress that has lice is just as (if not more) important.
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How To Get Rid Of Lice, For Good?
This is the absolute best method online and combines several best strategies into one to help you get rid of lice for good:
• Use olive oil and tea tree oil. Combine and rub into the head
• Carefully comb
• Cover with plastic wrap overnight
• Remove plastic wrap and thoroughly comb in the morning
• Take Listerine and let your hair soak in it for 10 minutes
• Then wash the oils and Listerine out in the shower by using shampoo from "Clearlice"
• Repeat for 3-5 days
• The most important thing is combing
During this process, make sure to wash all linens, sheets, and pillowcases in hot water to kill the lice.
Can Head Lice Live On Pillows And Sheets?
Yes, they can, but not for long.
When dealing with lice, you might feel like everything is infested, but your home is not. Lice will not leave their host's hair follicles or lay their eggs on your couch or clothes.
You can wash all sheets and blankets on high heat and put any stuffed toys in the freezer for several hours. This will help you feel more secure if you are still worried about lice living on your mattress. You can also vacuum and spray the mattress with an essential oil blend.
Head lice cannot live on pillows or sheets and cannot crawl away from their host. Vacuuming or tumble drying these items can help reduce the risk of catching head lice.
Where Does Lice Come From?
In order to prevent lice, it's crucial to know from they come from.
• Head lice spread through head-to-head contact or through sharing infected items. Children are one of the largest spreaders of head lice. This is the case because they have fewer physical boundaries than adults.
• Lice lay eggs in hairs near the scalp and ears and to survive they need to feed on blood several times a day.
• Nymphs hatch after 9-12 days while adult lice can live up to 30 days.
How Does Lice Spread?
Several factors can influence the spread of head lice. Some of them are:
• Proximity to other people
• Family size
• Sex
• Method of storing clothes
• Sharing bedding
• Wearing infected head coverings
What Preventative Steps Can I Take To Reduce Reoccurring Lice?
Follow the steps below to prevent reoccurring lice:
• Daily lice combing with hair soaked in conditioner or olive oil. Shampoo only kills the bugs. You have to comb out the eggs.
• Daily hair drying. The heat kills the lice.
• Put tea tree oil in your shampoo as a lice shield. Do this every day for at least a month to avoid re-infestation.
• If one person in the house has lice in their hair, assume all family members do too and treat everyone.
• Put sheets, bedding, and pillowcases in the dryer for about 15 minutes a day, for a week or so.
• Coats, hats, or any other outerwear that you wear daily needs to go in the dryer as soon as you come home.
• Store the stuffed animals in trash bags until the infestation has passed. They don't need washing. Lice will die without a human host within 2 or 3 days.
• Inform parents of other kids that your kid has played with. Alert the school. Kids talk. It will get out anyway, and people will usually appreciate you being forthright about it. It's in your best interest for everyone who has contact with your kids to get checked and treated ASAP.