Permethrin-treated clothing, first developed by the military a few decades ago, has been available to consumers since 2003. And there are a few ways to use it.

If you want to protect yourself from mosquitoes and ticks—which seem to be everywhere this year—you might need to enlist a ...

All permethrin-treated clothing should be washed separately from other clothing, as some of the chemical may come off. Can You Spray Clothes With Regular Insect Repellents? Yes.

By Catherine Roberts. Wearing clothing treated with permethrin is one of several strategies recommended by public health experts to prevent bites from ticks and mosquitoes.. But—at least when it ...

When you spray permethrin on your clothes, a study published in May found, it incapacitates ticks quickly, rendering them unable to bite. It didn't take long for emails to come flooding in.

Barb Owen Boerger’s kimonos and sarongs are pretty, but they’re poison to flies, mosquitoes and other pesky bugs.

How to apply permethrin to your shoes, clothes, and camping gear. One of permethrin’s most convenient features is that it can stick to clothing for weeks or even months, despite multiple washings.

Wash permethrin-treated clothes separately from other laundry. Lindsey Bever and Marlene Cimons contributed to this report. Read more from Well+Being.

Repel Permethrin Clothing & Gear Insect Repellent’s easy-to-use spray can be used on just about everything but your skin. And, it’s worth noting, it lasts up to two weeks once it’s applied.

Permethrin-treated clothing, first developed by the military a few decades ago, has been available to consumers since 2003. And there are a few ways to use it.

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