Bug bite remedies

These home remedies for bug bites and stings are easy to use and feature common household items. You'll be free of itching and swelling in record time.

Bug bites can be a real annoyance, but essential oils offer natural relief. Learn how to use oils like lavender, tea tree, and peppermint to soothe itching and reduce swelling from bites. These simple remedies are a must-have for anyone who spends time outdoors.

While there are tons of effective mosquito repellent options on the market to help you avoid getting bitten when you're outside, including sprays, clothing stickers, and bracelets, we never seem to have these items on

These dermatologist-approved natural remedies will stop bites itching fast. They include home remedies like honey, baking soda, oatmeal, tea, garlic and onion.

One unfortunate side effect of being outdoors in the summertime is getting pestered by bugs! Here are 9 Genius Ways to Treat Bug Bites!

Warm weather means time spent outdoors which is sure to cause some bug bites from time to time! Keep this simple to make 2 ingredient natural bug bite remedy on hand. This soothing salve will instantly takes the itch and sting out of bites and scrapes. You definitely have these ingredients at home and in your yard!

Oh man! Tis' the season for Vicks. The weather is cooling down so be prepared with your flu fighter packs and allergy remedies. Cold and sniffles making rounds come with the territory so it doesn't hurt to have Vicks on hand for instant fixes. Well, that is the most obvious use of Vicks, isn't

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Image by Mohamed Nuzrath from Pixabay Mosquitoes love me. I do my best to repel mosquitoes, but no matter what I do, they seem to have a taste for my blood. After a morning weeding in the garden or a lovely evening dining al fresco on my porch, I

When the weather warms up, people spend more time outside. Unfortunately, mosquitoes, flies, and other biting insects have the same idea. These winged pests see you as an all-you-can-eat buffet, and you're left with red welts and itchy bites. If you’ve had a run-in with those biting bugs that give summer a bad name, fear not. These quick and free home remedies will get you back outside in a flash, enjoying nature itch-free.