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Human Parasites &
Head lice Control

Human parasites and head lice can be one of the most aggravating as well as embarrassing of all pests. There are several different types of human parasites including lice and mites.

The most common types of human lice are body lice, head lice, and crab or pubic lice. The most common types of mites are scabies mites, house mites, straw itch mites, and even chiggers. Typically, any kind of human parasite problem including lice and mites are considered to be a medical problem, with little or no cure other than good personnel hygiene and thorough washing of clothes, sheets, bedspreads and other infested items that have been in close personnel contact with the infected person.

Human Flea

Human parasites are only spread by personal contact with an infected person or contaminated clothing. Most of these parasites cannot live without their human host, therefore treatment of the home or building with pesticides is of little or no use. Personal treatment must be performed by trained medical personnel or at the very least by the use of the proper pharmaceutical products recommended by your doctor.

If you've got a problem with human parasites, Dallas Ft. Worth Pest Control can only offer limited advice and service. We would suggest to contact your personal doctor or call your local county health clinic or more information.

Control Clues:

Indoors - Thorough washing of bed linens and clothing items in hot soapy water. Through vacuuming of carpets, sofas, chairs, etc.. Check hats, combs and brushes, hairpins, etc., for head lice. Take appropriate action.

Rid-it hair and body shampoo for head, body and crab (pubic) lice is available over the counter at your local drugstore.

Outdoors - None

Application Don'ts: Chemical sprays do not work. Sanitation, cleaning and personal hygiene are the only solutions.