How to Clean Stuffed Animals From Lice Tutorial

[@beatwizerd1976]

Thanks for all the help. Your videos have made me feel a little bit better about fighting these bugs. I guess being persistent is key. I have nit picked my dog many hours every night, bathed her and washed bedding couple times. I have cleaned our place over and over. I used to see the eggs at the beginning but now I only find a few adults. Why cant i see the eggs anymore?, but still find 4-5 adults and maybe 1 fresh hatched baby. I check every inch of her over and over. Im shocked. Poor doggo. I dont want to use Advantage or have a 200$ vet bill. I am fighting with this visit.

[@mosunosu1753]

I have a question if someones head shaved off and put on wig doses lice hatch to the wig hair?

[@myliceadvice4403]

Great question. If your hair is completely shaved then lice won't have anything to attached to on your head, so you won't be able to get lice from that wig. To answer your question, lice eggs don't typically hatch off the head, the eggs need the heat of the head to survive, grow and hatch. So, if the wig hasn't been on anyone's head in a while then it's not an issue. It's only an issue if you put the wig from one person's head to another within a short period of time.

[@nataliemoraes2033]

Couldnt you just out the teddy bear outside and the lice just dies off without the host?

[@myliceadvice4403]

Absolutely! You can just put it outside away from your kiddos, you don't have to bag it. Just most children are very protective of their stuffed animals, so I'll leave that up to you.

[@nataliemoraes2033]

@@myliceadvice4403 I stumbled upon this video, because my scalp was so itchy. Come to find out it was just dandruff. 😅 And I have a plethora of stuffed animals😅