Those tight clusters of red, maddening welts around your ankles, waistband, and sock line did not come from a bug that crawled under your skin. The most stubborn chigger myth is that they burrow in and lay eggs, and they simply do not. A chigger is a tiny larval mite that latches onto the skin, […]
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The most important thing to know about a chigger bite is what is not happening: the chigger is not burrowed in your skin, and it is not still feeding. It attaches for a few hours, feeds through a tiny tube, then drops off, usually long before you notice the first itch. So the days of
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If chiggers are turning your own yard into a minefield, the fix is not a tank sprayer and a whole-lawn drench. Chiggers concentrate in specific micro-spots, the tall grass, the weedy edges, the shady damp brush, and the transition zones where your lawn meets the woods, so yard control is really about changing those habitats,
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If chiggers keep finding your ankles, the fix is not one magic spray but a pairing you set up before you walk into tall grass. Chiggers climb aboard from weeds and grass tips and board where your clothing meets skin, so the repellents that work go on first and concentrate low: socks, cuffs, and waistband.
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