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mjroseman Molly, At: General Cleaning: for counter tops, furniture, hard floors, spot cleaning for walls and tile, cleaning bathrooms: 2 ounces of Kleen Free Enzyme Cleaner to 1 gallon of water, 2 ounces to 15-ounce sprayer (heavy degreaser) for spotting. I used one capful per full tub of water and soaked in the solution for about 30 minutes twice a day. I cannot remember the exact details, but if I recall correctly, the morning and evening when the itching was most fierce is when I soaked. You can soak for more than 30 minutes if you desire. But, I would not soak less. It doesn't hurt to soak your hair as well --wherever the scabies may be hiding. Then, after a half hour, just before drying off, wash your hair as usual without your own soap or shampoo. I found that my skin was a nice pink again, but it did not hurt either my skin or the skin of my 86 year old mother when I used it on her. She had a white scum on her legs, and the Kleen Free Enzyme removed the scum and left behind soft, natural skin. The scabies were also washed from sheets, and mattress pad covers, and well as blankets or comforters, and all clothing. Seems to me, if I recall correctly, that the problem disappeared within about two or three days, and never returned. It is certainly less expensive than the expensive and questionably safe products sold by dermatologists. We had zero ill effects from this product. Read the information at: http://www.biconet.com/kkec/underkk.html I assume that the formula is the same. BTW, I found this a really good remedy to eliminate fire ants, as well, as mosquitoes and other unwanted pests. It even got rid of the black mold on plant leaves. Contact with the surface is critical. Good luck. Beccadog

Cheers, Rainbowheaven. Don't leave it to the environmental community to clean up the world, there are not enough of us and we are all going separate directions. Even our U.S. President speaks out of both sides of his mouth. He supports genetically modified crops but also supports community gardening of organics. Genetically modified crops carry patented DNA which is owned by Monsanto and other biotech firms. When the wind or pollinators carry this DNA to organic farms, it contaminates the farms and Monsanto eventually sends it's goons into the private property to take samples, and take the farmer to court, where he/she generally loses not only money, but also possibly their farm to the most evil company in the world. It is Monsanto's plan to own the DNA for every crop, every tree, every plant in the world, as well as our own bodies. But, this is not what they say to farmers or governments. One thing they say is that their genetically modified seeds will reduce the need of pesticides --agricultural pest controls. But, they are in the pesticide business, so why would they want to phase themselves out. They spread disinformation, always have, always will. Monsanto's disinfectant, Lysol, (which is still on the market) was found by an EPA whistleblower, William Sanjour, to be contaminated with dioxin, the most toxic chemical ever inadvertently created by mankind. **Lysol, a product made from Monsanto's Santophen, was contaminated with dioxin with Monsanto's knowledge." [The Sanjour memo says that, at the time of the contamination, "Lysol (was) recommended for cleaning babies' toys and for other cleaning activities involving human contact."] ** More at: http://www.ejnet.org/rachel/rhwn107.htm The U.S. EPA has in the past tried to reduce the amount of toxics industry puts into the environment. But, that hasn't worked either. Monsanto made amazing announcements that not only weren't possible for them or other companies to do, but their pollution has increased in every sector since the announcement was made. http://www.ejnet.org/rachel/rhwn107.htm The lists goes on and on, and this is just with one company. You can learn more about Monsanto, by googling: Monsanto, Agent Orange, [or] PCBs, dioxin "* The manufacturer of Lysol was not told about the dioxin by Monsanto for fear of losing his business; "* Other companies using Santophen, who specifically asked about the presence of dioxin, were lied to by Monsanto