Yes, it can kill head lice, but it can also corrode the head
I dunno, but I honesty wouldn't try!Chlorine from a swimming pool will not kill lice.They can shut down their respiratory system for over 10 hours.If you put chlorine on your childs hair it isn't safe!You are much better off to put conditioner and olive oil to the head to suffocate the live lice.Then you can immobilize them and comb them out. One doesn't need harsh chemicals to kill lice.They need to be suffocated by something thick,then combed out!All nits must be removed as well or lice will return!www.myhairhelpers.comI'm not sure, but if it does, it would be needed in high concentration which would damage the hair. I read in ascientific journal that blow-dryin your hair can kill lice by drying them up...it might but it will damage your hairYes chlorine can kill the head lice and can even corrode the hairsNo it doesn't. It's probably possible that chlorine could kill lice, but it would have to be in such high concentrations that it would seriously hurt a human. And, unfortunately, lice can hold their breath in water so you can't really drown them either.Well, for one, it depends on how long you are in that pool. If you hang out in that pool for 3 hours, they most likely already drowned. Chlorine itself can kill lice eggs, and lice, but then again, the amount of diluted chlorine in pools, mixed with other chemicals, just leads to only a few actually dying. There isn't enough chlorine in standardized american pools to kill lice.Yes it could because chlorine is to strong for them to handle so eventually they will die.Chlorine from pools will NOT kill lice bugs but it can kill the nits, the lice eggs, because the chemicals are too much pressure so they'll never hatch and die. But the lice will still live.
Exposure to high levels of bromine can be toxic and potentially fatal, causing respiratory issues, skin irritation, and other health problems. Inhaling large amounts of bromine gas or liquid can be particularly dangerous and may result in death. Prompt medical attention is essential if bromine exposure occurs.
Chlorine can drown or immobilize lice, but it may not always kill them. Lice are more likely to survive in chlorinated water compared to other insects due to their ability to close their breathing holes for a short period of time. Using specific treatment shampoos or combing out the lice and nits are more effective methods to eliminate them.
Any shampoo and soap that can effectively remove chlorine should also work for bromine, as bromine is similar in its properties to chlorine. Look for a shampoo or soap specifically designed for swimmers or individuals exposed to pool chemicals, as these are formulated to remove chlorine and bromine residues from the hair and body.
I haven't done much investigation in this, but it appears that the nuts don't naturally contain bromine. However, some companies use Methyl bromide fumigation to kill worms. (Walnuts were mentioned) I'm guessing this is where bromine is introduced into our nuts. Research Methyl Bromide fumigation. If they use it on nuts, what else are they using it on?
no, beer can not kill head lice
No gel will not kill head lice the best thing to get is a head lice shampoo or cream
Yes, diatomaceous earth can effectively kill head lice by dehydrating and suffocating them.
No but if you don't kill all of the eggs, they hatch into new lice.
Yes
yes
Baby Oil works, and there are products specially designed for getting head lice out
No, bleach is not effective in killing head lice on laundry. To kill head lice on bedding and clothing, it is recommended to wash them in hot water (at least 130°F or 54°C) and dry them on high heat for at least 20 minutes.
No, cold water alone is not effective in killing head lice. To effectively treat head lice, it is recommended to use over-the-counter treatments specifically designed for lice removal and follow the instructions provided.
No. Shampoo does not kill lice. Lice and their eggs (nits) need to be manually removed and you need to use some kind of insecticide to actually kill the lice and nits.Go tohttp://www.head-lice-treatment-information.comfor pictures and an understanding of the life cycle of head lice.They also can direct you to a safe non toxic head lice treatment that is actually a natural insecticide that is bad for lice but safe for humans.
If the toys have lice then probably.
you rub it on the scalp and let it sit for 10 min and then wash it off and apply the shampoo