My channeler friend told me to get concentrated oregano oil, called “oreganol” and put 3-4 drops sublingually 3 times/day. Since then, I have noticed a definite decrease in the bloody bites, but still have the creepy crawly sensations and white things on bedding, clothing, the bathroom floor, etc. Oreganol can be purchased from Tao of Herbs dot com. It is not cheap, but it works.

My pest control guy also identified fleas by visual inspection of premises, and body lice microscopically. I could not imagine why, all of a sudden, I had this massive infestation. I had my dryer vent cleaned today, but they didn’t find anything unusual. I live in a condo, and I am going to work to have the board get my bathroom exhaust vents cleaned. Our maintenance guys searched the building for a nest; found a nest site way on the other side of the building, and closed it up.

My pest control guy thought it was too far away to be contributory. I have never had an animal in my place in the 8 yrs I have lived here. I used to love going outdoors, but not anymore. We take our shoes off by the door and bag them. Mothballs with paradichlorobenzene in all clothing, shoes, towels, etc. Daily vacuuming, daily change of bedding. Twice a day bathing. I obtain some relief by bathing before bed with 2 cups Borax and 2 cups Epsom salts in the bathwater, and scrubbing with the business side of a Scotchbrite sponge.

After the bath, I coat myself head to toe in coconut oil. I surround my ears and eye area with either neem oil, eucalyptus oil, or tea tree oil, depending on how sensitive my skin is that day. I put Vaseline on my eyelashes because these things colonize my eyelashes and irritate my eyelids. When I rub my eyes, I can feel this gritty stuff fall off them, like sand. Vaseline definitely cuts this down. Borax goes into all laundry, and everything gets washed on hot.
Consulting with doctors basically got me labeled as crazy.

Even the medical lab technologist for some reason, could not see the bugs I gave to them as samples. I am going to try to find an entomologist at a university or at an agricultural extension office. I live with my S.O. and son. My son had 1 bug bite him 1X, but I dug the offending bug out of his shoulder, and he hasn’t been bitten since. My S.O. is oblivious to them. They do not bother him.
I found the pest control companies only slightly more helpful than doctors.

I got the most help by calling my channeler, Jasmine Contor Dawson, and talking to the entity she channels. The entity told me what was biting me, to bag the mattress, shoes off at the door, fumigate the home and car, and change my diet radically for a week. I cut out all high-hypoglycemic index foods (including all fruit) and greatly increased my intake of green leafy vegetables and raw vegetables. I was told to do that for 7 days. While I lost a lot of weight on it, I did not notice a decrease in mites. They did not bite me as frequently, however. Garlic just caused me to bleed too easily, so I had to back off of it.

These things colonized my keyboard and workspace at work. I had a lot of problems there because I am not allowed to spray anything. I think I am down to using alcohol wipes and diatomaceous earth at work. They called a (well-known national) pest control company in, but the guy had the I.Q. of a mushroom. Said he couldn’t see anything, so they did nothing to relieve the biting. This company’s business model is basically like insurance.

Their goal is to provide the least amount of service for the regular monthly payments my employer makes to them. So my boss swapped out my keyboard, but the bugs were back within 2 days–at lower numbers, but I’m sure they will quickly expand their numbers. They seem to multiply exponentially. I find eggs everywhere. They look like little paint spots and are like concrete. I have to scrape them off of things with a putty knife before I can clean with orange oil, or Spray N’ Wash, or Lysol.

I also have had some relief from the “crawlies” by spraying myself with Arid Extra Dry. It has a high concentration of aluminum chlorhydrate, which is lethal to the mites. It really gets in the air, though, and I don’t use that often because of it.
When the mites were really biting me at night, the only way I could sleep was by taking 25 mg Benadryl (or generic equivalent) and sometimes had to combine it with a shot of alcohol. Sometimes I used 20 mg of the hydroxazine my doctor prescribed, but really prefer no drugs or alcohol.

Lately, since getting the oreganol, I don’t need the drugs to sleep. Best of luck to all on this site.

I think his are inflamed from scratching. He also has bites on the rest of his body. I thought at first that the carpet in the house was flea-infested, but after bombing and spraying, the bites still happen. I never see any fleas or any other kind of bug crawling anywhere, and am very confused as to what exactly is biting us. As I said, the bites are all over, with the majority of my bites being on the back of my legs and my bottom.

I will occasionally get one or two on my arms. They itch intensely. I have looked at photos of flea bites, bedbug bites, mite bites, scabies, etc, but none of the pictures I saw resemble these bites, which are normally not visible. Only a few become red and can be seen, except in my son’s case because he scratches them like a crazy person. After spraying and fogging repeatedly, I don’t know what else to do.

Anyone have any advice?

What i feel is a sting-like sensation after i feel a creepycrawly sensation, which is me being allergic to them ( I imagine) I do not have any marks other then the scratch marks i leave behind (which go away fast) Also not feeling the sensations in the same area all the time, mostly on the top of my head, legs and sometimes the groin area.

What I have heard that works is using an *ozone generator*, sorry don’t know too much about it but i hear it works amazingly. I’m hoping its just the dog catching fleas and that’s the reason i can’t see em and i’m itching. I’ve had this feeling before and it was because of fill dirt my dad got from somewhere and it probably wasn’t treated and the house was infested with fleas.

for quite a while i couldn’t find the cause (amazingly) and it sure enough turned out to be that, but this time it’s different, almost same scenario as last time tho he was doing something crazy in the yard, tearing it up and all of a sudden creepycrawlers,or floaters w/e, they are back, don’t see any fleas its been a week

Yes – so many similarities with everyone.

I rescued a little dog off the street 1 1/2 years ago. I took him to the groomer who told me he had fleas, but after she groomed him (bathed) said he was good to go. Not ever experiencing fleas before, I brought the little fella home to my 10 cats and two other dogs. Since the groomer did not wash him with a flea shampoo, and did not tell me to use frontline on him, within 10 days, my house was infested with fleas!!!! It was awful, but eventually after I had an exterminator come in 3 xs and began to use frontline, life seemed to get back to normal after about 10 months, except…..

I experienced the little black furry bugs (looks like lint) in my sheets. I think those are fleas stuck in lint?….they have mostly disappeared as I use a lint roller on my sheets. However, the one problem I can’t seem to remedy is the little white bugs in some of my clothing. The appear when I take dark clothing out of the dryer or when exposed to light. I thought for sure they were flea larva, but they are too little. They do excrete a little silk line like flea larva to when they are trying to turn into a pupae. The problem is when I wear the clothing they crawl and bite. I know they are in other clothing (light colored) because the same thing happens. I have dried clothing for three cycles on high heat and the little bugs are still in them. I know there are canine and feline lice, but the frontline kills these. The animals are free of fleas, eggs and larva. Just this problem in my clothing.

I thought about trying the rubbing alcohol 50% to water in a spray bottle, but a friend of mine said it could be dangerouse to spray around…any input on that? Because it is flammable. I have tried borax, pinesol, the peppermint solution in my wash – these little bugs will not die – and they contaminate other clothing that was not previously buggy…..

I think I have seen these bugs in the clothing at stores too, so I believe they could come home from the store. They are not month larva (I think) because I believe these would die in the dryer. I bought a steamer and thought about steaming my clothing. Maybe that is the last solution.

Any input anyone about this little white bugs?

Linda

If you’ve taken the bugs into your car crack the windows slightly and put a bug bomb in there as well. It states don’t use it in an area less than so many square feet, that’s OK, just crack the windows. As soon as you get in the door at home put all your clothes in the washer on hot, Lysol your shoes, etc. Next take a hot shower. Problem solved. You can also bug bomb your bare mattress, room, house or apartment. But be sure to thoroughly clean the surfaces of your car and home after the bug bomb, as the bug bomb is of course poison; do this especially if you have a dog like me.

Best luck,
Jim

About three years ago my son took in a stray dog off the street.I let him keep it in his room for a few hours but told him that he could not keep it. A week or so after this happened my son started getting rashes all over his body and itching really bad. My other son and daughter started getting the rashes

and the itching as well. Well then it was my turn, I started feeling tiny insects crawling and biting me all over my body, especially after 6pm. I was given scabie killer which didn’t work. I tried lotions and potions and even eating healthier but nothing worked. So I prayed and asked God what to use and the thought came to me “Use Olive Oil” So I took a bath and put olive oil on my skin and all of these tiny tiny insects started to come out of my skin. I panicked because I thought that it wasn’t possible for this to be happening, but I kept using the olive oil after every shower and they are completely gone. I used it on my children too and they to are free.

It took about 4 months for me and my daughter to get rid of them,but my sons went away sooner. Thank God!! It was a nightmare while we were going through it but the nightmare is over.

Don’t use lotions with the olive oil just use olive oil. To check and see if you have the same mite that Me and my children had , just take a hot shower and right when you come out the shower dry off and then put the olive oil on your skin,if you see these tiny black/grey insects on your skin then you have them. Put the oil all over your skin and rub it in like a lotion and leave it on. put on your clothing. Do that each time you bath,Which should be daily even 2 times a day and they will go away.