It’s Going To Be A Buggy Summer
Posted by: Jane, in Child/Infant safety, Garden, Child safety, No more gnats, Ecosmartplastics' Repellem & Eco-smartbag products, Eco-Smart Plastics, household use, Bug-free picnics, Safety, Outdoors, Helpful Hints, Repell-em ingredients, Chiggers, Repell-emThis is been the wettest, rainiest, stormiest spring in living memory, and with the moisture come the bugs. Bugs love wet. Bugs love humidity.Just mowing the grass, in the bright sunshine, the gnats, mosquitoes, ticks, chiggers, and you-name-it come out in droves, sensing fresh blood. You can spray your body with expensive chemicals and the bugs will just gnaw around it.However, there’s a way to spend some outdoor time without risking dangerous smelly chemicals. It’s easy. Just tie a strip of EcoSmart Plastics and Repellem around your ankle, and the bugs will give you a wide berth. Tie a few strips around sticks and place them in your garden, and your tomatoes will be bug-free, too.On your deck, tie some Repellem strips here and there on the posts, and you can sit on your swing or cook out without constantly batting the bugs away. There will BE no bugs.EcoSmart Plastics and Repellem products are wonderful in any season, but in the hot, humid summer weather you’ll be even more grateful that you’ve got ‘em!They’re absolutely 100% safe to use on your tiny children, too.
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Look closely at my tomato garden and you will see that each tomato cage has been wound with a strip of Repell-em, and between the scent, the ends waving in the breeze, and the large Repell-em piece acting as a scarecrow there on the end, I really believe we’re going to get some tomatoes for ourselves this year.
