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Life Sciences => Plant Sciences, Zoology & Evolution => Topic started by: Marcey Lawson on 09/05/2008 13:55:57
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Marcey Lawson asked the Naked Scientists:
I heard recently that Listerine mouthwash makes an EXCELLENT mosquito repellent.
Apparently, all you do is put some in a spray bottle and spray around the area where you are and it keeps them away for hours.
Is there any truth to this?????
What do you think?
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Susan Maruca asked the Naked Scientists:
On your next (wonderful) show you will discuss what attracts mosquitoes to certain people. I have a related question:
I am hearing rumors that Listerine works phenomenally well as a mosquito repellent. Is that true, and if so, why?
What do you think?
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I merged the topic posted by Marcey Lawson, (Guest, MessageID: 172469
09/05/2008 13:55:57 ») topic into this one as it is the exact same question - I do hope that Marcy can find her question. Dave - did I mess up here?? Can Marcey find her question
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I find that if I squish a fly with a bottle of Listerine...it acts as a good repellent !!
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I merged the topic posted by Marcey Lawson, (Guest, MessageID: 172469
09/05/2008 13:55:57 ») topic into this one as it is the exact same question - I do hope that Marcy can find her question. Dave - did I mess up here?? Can Marcey find her question
I see no merging !
Time for your bed bath and medication !
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VOILA !!
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I find that if I squish a fly with a bottle of Listerine...it acts as a good repellent !!
Houston, we have a problem. I repeat, we have a problem.
Just give a reasonable answer goat-breath.