No, the combs remove the adult head lice but not the "nits" which are their eggs, which they stick to the base of the hairs.
So if you have nits, coming out the adult lice will not remove the infestation as more lice will hatch out from the nits.
As well as combing the hair you need to kill the nits with some proprietary medicine.
No. You have to be careful. You have to have a shampoo made for killing lice, furniture cleaned, stuffed animals put in a bag for, I think a month, or maybe a week, I am not sure. And put all combs and brushes in a jar of bleach for a certain ammount of time.
Yes you can use a medicine called licel, it is to be applied and then washed out.
As long as it is clean, there is no harm in using a nit comb when you don't have lice.
use a nit comb. or if the nit comb doesnt work maybe choose 2 cut the hair shorter.
The only way to remove them is to use a special comb, called a "nit comb". You can get this at any drug store, or in the health and beauty section of any department or discount store. The comb has fine teeth in it, that pulls the nits from the hair as you comb through it. But it may take several attempts to remove the nits, and if there are a lot, and if your hair is very long, you may even have to cut your hair to get rid of all of them.
children should not return to school until they are nit free however it shouldn't take that long. Once you use the shampoo the live ones should die and then you make sure to remove every single nit with a fine toothed comb. By the next day they should be nit/lice free.
to be truthful with you, i have head lice right now you can use mayonaise. good luck peeps! :)use the treatments about every 2-4 days of 6 weeks and use a nit comb to try to get rid of the parasitic nits(eggs of the lice)
there many cleaning agents which you can purchase from pharmacists which is a natural and gentle head lice treatment that eliminates live lice and nits (lice eggs) in one day. It is important to use an effective nit comb to remove all dead lice, nits, and debris after a head lice treatment is used.
They are white tiny little dots that are in its fur.
Yes. The procedure is simply to suffocate lice using mayonaise by letting it sit in the hair for an hour or two and then washing it out. The remaining nits are loosened from the hair by washing the hair with vinegar and combing them out. Any nits remaining must hatch within ten days, and the hatched lice can't lay eggs for a week, so using the mayonaise treatment again after a week will kill most of these, or using two treatments at intervals of six days should get all of them.The treatment was completely effective for our family. Our daughter didn't like the smell of the mayonaise, and I reasoned that any vegetable oil should work instead. Using canola oil instead of mayonaise seemed equally effective.(EDIT)I would recommend either a metal nit comb or a "robi comb".Metal nit comb: use 1-2 times daily for 2 weeks (cheaper)Robi Comb: use once daily for 10-14 days.An alternative, chemical free way of killing lice is the use of the Robi Comb. The Robi Comb is an electronic lice comb, powered by a single AA battery. Robi Comb detects and destroys lice on contact simply by combing it through dry hair. When the Robi Comb's metal teeth touch lice, the lice get zapped, die and then get combed out of the hair. Unlike chemical treatments, the Robi Comb can be used as often as you like. It can also be stored and used repeatedly by the entire family.
Use standard bugspray on beds and other stuff the kids will be in contact with for a long time. This should keep the lice away. Additionaly, you can use vinegar to comb nits out of their hair.
You get the shampoo and put it on your head. Fleas shampoo may not work, get one for lice and get the one with the special comb so you can get the nits out of your hair
yes it does because the metal pulls on your hair plus the metalis extremely dangerous so dont use a metal comb
You would use a comb to arrange your hair.
instead of saying nits you can say headlice instead , it sounds less , bad ?? :)