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Topic: Buzz Off clothing

groovy2
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Hi All

I got some Buzz Off clothing a few weeks ago-
It seems to work perty good-

Mosquitoes sure dont like it and just stay away -
I dont know if the same is true for ticks
but the info on Buzz Off clothing says it does-

I hope I dont have to test it on ticks -

The Buzz Off clothing is perty expensive
but its much cheaper than getting sick again-

Take care --Jay--

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WildCondor
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Buzz off is good stuff but you can do it yourself simply by spraying permethrin on your clothes.

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groovy2
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Hi all

where can I buy permethrin to put on my cloths-Jay-

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gardenoflyme
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Always bought it from Dick's Sporting goods, but any good camping/hunting sporting goods place should have it.

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WildCondor
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Just order it online.. Permethrin, or any sporting goods store.

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cactus
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Wal-Mart has the spray, too.

It doesn't last as long as buying the Buzz Off clothes, but still cheaper.

My little guy loves his "bug off" clothes!

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