Repel

Repel

bestscreennameever2019-03-29T15:03:00.000Z
My 10 year old DD has a lot of dandruff+
We had been using the Rosemary Repel (because school, lice, blah). We ran out a few weeks ago, and ironically she has been using my Head and Shoulder
Lorganna2019-03-24T15:42:00.000Z
I use tiki torches and they seem to work great. Have been using them for years. Also
put mosquito repellent candles on the two large tables. I think hubby might have used something you sprinkle on the lawn last year to repel them but
chc2019-03-15T22:26:00.000Z
That's funny! DS had a bout so I got Fairy Tales Rosemary Repel with citronella & tea tree oil &
& it also has anise, cinnamon & peppermint. Love how it smells too! I have been using it for good measure!
dottielsj2019-03-08T10:47:00.000Z
Before I use a light colored leather bag, I do a light coat of+
Leather conditioner. I really like both the Coach and Frye conditioners. Apply with a clean soft cloth (an old T shirt works great) and use a pretty
dottielsj2019-03-03T09:11:00.000Z
Yep Scotchguard will definitely help keep them clean.++
I used it on my sofas and it has repelled critter dirt, etc really well. But DSW’s waterproofing spray is a LOT cheaper and does just as good a job.
chrissic2019-01-22T11:39:00.000Z
We use the Repel and it works. I think it is only for kids > 3 though so check the label.
serenaVD2019-01-22T10:22:00.000Z
Unfortunately this trip has been planned for a while. We're visiting my 101 yr old grandma, so it's+
not something we can postpone! We'll definitely wait the recommended time before trying (3 months after visiting a zika-infested location, per the CD
apriloneil12019-01-22T10:14:00.000Z
last consumer reports info and my personal experience says +
repel lemon eucalyptus or sawyer picaridin. Neither keep them away completely though. If I were going to try for a baby soon I would probably avoi