Things You'll Need:
- Laundry Detergents
- Crabs/ Hair Lice Treatments
- Garbage Bags
- Garbage bags
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Step 1
Treat the area with an insecticide solution formulated for pubic lice. You can purchase one over the counter or by prescription. Use according to the directions.
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Step 2
Wash in hot water all linens, bedding, towels and clothing that may have come in contact with the pubic lice. Dry them in a hot dryer.
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Step 3
Dry-clean infested items that cannot be machine-washed.
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Step 4
Put non-machine-washable quilts and blankets inside a large trash bag and seal it tightly. Leave it sealed for at least 10 days. Pubic lice can survive for only 24 to 48 hours away from the body, but nits may take longer to hatch and then die.
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Step 5
Inform your sexual partner and anyone who has shared any bedding or towels with you. They will need to be treated.










Comments
jsheridan said
on 12/27/2008 Although I haven't experienced the problem, I was told of a "sure" way to get rid of the little buggers. Go to the movies and buy a large popcorn on your way in. Once
inside, discretely pour the popcorn down your pants.
Wait patiently. When they all rush off to get a soda, move to another seat. Voila!
jsheridan said
on 12/27/2008 Although I haven't experienced the problem, I was told of a "sure" way to get rid of the little buggers. Go to the movies and buy a large popcorn on your way in. Once
inside, discretely pour the popcorn down your pants.
Wait patiently. When they all rush off to get a soda, move to another seat. Voila!
ccaalluumm said
on 11/22/2008 i am jenna lawley and i have crabs
ccaalluumm said
on 11/22/2008 i am jenna lawley and i have crabs
blondie101 said
on 9/23/2008 Im 13,virgin,and Im sure none of any1 I know has this,although I have some itchyness in my pubic area also like 5 little red dots,although the itchyness has gone away the red dots have not,does this mean I have pubic lice?