Originally posted by tbgascorer
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Off has worked for me, but more importantly, as soon as I get home, I take a shower and scrub with soap and rag.
It takes little chiggers a while to find a good spot and travel there. Then they have to dissolve a hole in you, and build their little straw out of your dissolved skin to suck up your skins cells. They leave their straw behind, and that's what makes you itch the most. The longer they feed, the deeper the straw, the worse amd longer it'll itch.
The key is insect repellent then quickly showering and scrubbing firmly with a rag, all corneres and crevices, and washing the chiggers off before they get their straw built too deep.
Wash all your clothes to prevent hitchhiking and later bites.
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Originally posted by gonehuntin68 View PostI'm curious on how your spraying down with Sawyer Permethrine spray because I've used it in some of the most chigger infested area's and it works perfect. I spray every bit of clothing I will be wearing including my underwear and let it dry. I can even wash those clothes a few times before I need to reapply it. I spray the inside and outside of all my clothes. I no longer buy Sawyers, I by Permethrine and then mix my own because it's way cheaper.
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