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Go away itch!
- Thread starter Randy
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Mix baking soda (bicarbonate of soda) and warm water:
One tablespoon to one pint of water is a good ratio to use.
Gently apply to the affected area. Use your clean fingers (not the dirty ones), a cotton swab or a popsicle stick to apply.
Leave on for a few minutes, then wash off with warm water.
Apply apple cider vinegar to the bite:
Soak a cotton ball in apple cider vinegar.
Place the soaked cotton ball over the mosquito bites. If you don't want to hold it, tape it in place.
Leave there for a few minutes. You should find that the pain stops.
Dab some toothpaste over the bite area:
This can work like a charm to relieve itching. Regular flavored toothpaste is the best option for this method.
Use any non-gel tooth paste. Gel toothpaste is not suitable for this method.
Rub it on your bite but leave a glop.
Let it dry overnight.
Wash in the morning with cold water and mild soap. The toothpaste will dry the bite out, removing any irritation.
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One tablespoon to one pint of water is a good ratio to use.
Gently apply to the affected area. Use your clean fingers (not the dirty ones), a cotton swab or a popsicle stick to apply.
Leave on for a few minutes, then wash off with warm water.
Apply apple cider vinegar to the bite:
Soak a cotton ball in apple cider vinegar.
Place the soaked cotton ball over the mosquito bites. If you don't want to hold it, tape it in place.
Leave there for a few minutes. You should find that the pain stops.
Dab some toothpaste over the bite area:
This can work like a charm to relieve itching. Regular flavored toothpaste is the best option for this method.
Use any non-gel tooth paste. Gel toothpaste is not suitable for this method.
Rub it on your bite but leave a glop.
Let it dry overnight.
Wash in the morning with cold water and mild soap. The toothpaste will dry the bite out, removing any irritation.
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