Toproll123

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r/carpetbeetles•
  1. Declutter, dont leave piles of clothes, boxes, mess, food, on the floor.

  2. Vacuum, EVERYWHERE, often, like every 2 days at least, a robot can help. If you can access inside walls and ceillings, its even better, but I know most dont have access to these kind of places, but at least vacuum inside closets, interior of cabinets, inside baseboard heaters, behind water heater, under all baseboards, behind and under any furnitures, appliances, etc.

  3. Dehumidify, most people dont thing about this, but all bugs need some kind of humidity to survive. Keep the humidity level at least under 50%, under 40% is even better.

  4. Use Cimexa or Diatomaceous earth, in all cracks and crevices accessi

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r/urticaria•

One month ago I started having some rashes on my body, I thought I was bitten by insects or something, I work outside a lot, lots of heat, sun and insects.

A couple days like this, some spots were gone than new ones appeared, so I started taking cetirizine. It worked for a few days, at this point, I thought I have a little sun allergy.

After a few weeks of playing with anti histamines like, cetirizine, loratadine, fexofenadine and benadryl, (fexo and cetirizine helped the most btw) they just stopped working.

At this point I was taking 4 allegras per day and my urticaria was still going crazy on my abdomen and scalp.

I had to do something, so I contacted a doctor, he puts me on prednison

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