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We are here in WA and the weather is fantastic, people are great, Sights are fantastic and the wine...WELL...The wine is great...only thing that is getting to me are the mosquitos.
We have been spraying ourselves with Rid, Aeroguard, Bug Biter...you name it we have tried it but for some reason the little devils love me... So getting to the question on the thread...What is the best thing for a Mozzie bite...I tend to scratch the heck out of them and I am starting to look like I have chicken pox with all these red dots! I have been spraying them with Stingoes...but not helping a heck of alot!! Any advice would be so greatly appreciated!! Your spotted and itchy Forum mate Colleen
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Best thing for Mozzie Bites
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