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Mosqitoes?
Denise:
I always get bitten really badly almost wherever I go so I went well prepared last year. Malc never gets bitten but he got bitten really bad in SS. I use Jungle Formula. I hate using it but I hate getting bitten too.
Denise:
That's the one I use Sellsy . I always have to use deet . I preferred it when it had an alcohol base though. I don't like the greasy formula but I still use it !
mike30542:
Thanks to all for your replies.
I had hoped to be told they were not a problem until later in the season but forewarned is forearmed. I have used Mosi-guard roll-on repellent in the past & will be taking that plus the Soltan after sun with insect bite protection (as mentioned by Debra) & Boots bite & sting relief liquid. Also have a couple of plug-in repellents. Hopefully will remember to use the stuff before getting bit. I do intend to take the names of any of the little buggers that by-pass my defences: lol.
Jimbo:
I'm lucky enough not to be generally bitten - but after living in the African bush for four years (where bite might = malaria) I do have a bit of understanding.
It's possible, but unlikely, to get bitten in the daytime.
Just before sunset the little ******s wake up and need to feed. They generally seem to prefer munching women (as do I!).
I always wear long trousers, socks, long-sleeved shirt in the evening, put some Jungle on the wrists. They usually go off and bite somebody in a mini-skirt!
julie-1402:
I usually use jungle extra strength which works well but last year I bought some stuffoff ebay called Repel 100 or 55 which is either 100% deet which is supposed to sting a bit but VERY effective if you have problems with getting bit. I bought the 55 which is 55% deet and nobody in our group got bit once whilst in Arillas. Its worth a try and not expensive.
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=160813842011
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