expiredLolaBunny21 | Staff posted Oct 09, 2025 03:02 AM
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expiredLolaBunny21 | Staff posted Oct 09, 2025 03:02 AM
Prime Members: Bug Bite Thing Insect Bite Relief Suction Tool (White) $6.62 + Free Shipping
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How does it work ?
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I no longer use it though, because of what Chocobo mentioned. The hear method works infinitely better and is less time sensitive. Apparently the proteins in mosquito saliva are very heat sensitive and break down around 120-130 degrees F. Saw someone on the internet say to use a spoon or knife under hot hot water, then apply to skin. They were right, not only does it stop the itching almost immediately, but the reaction is completely gone and never returns.
Since finding that, I have been able to enjoy being outside a LOT more. On top of that I found these little AAA powered devices that have a ceramic heater built in. Keep one in each vehicle and they work very well.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MT4Z...Bbite
I no longer use it though, because of what Chocobo mentioned. The hear method works infinitely better and is less time sensitive. Apparently the proteins in mosquito saliva are very heat sensitive and break down around 120-130 degrees F. Saw someone on the internet say to use a spoon or knife under hot hot water, then apply to skin. They were right, not only does it stop the itching almost immediately, but the reaction is completely gone and never returns.
Since finding that, I have been able to enjoy being outside a LOT more. On top of that I found these little AAA powered devices that have a ceramic heater built in. Keep one in each vehicle and they work very well.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MT4Z...Bbite&th=1
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Placebo?
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no, it actually works. but I think running the mosquito bite under hot water works even better
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How does it work ?
https://www.amazon.com/heat-Smart...3VQJ3?t
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I no longer use it though, because of what Chocobo mentioned. The hear method works infinitely better and is less time sensitive. Apparently the proteins in mosquito saliva are very heat sensitive and break down around 120-130 degrees F. Saw someone on the internet say to use a spoon or knife under hot hot water, then apply to skin. They were right, not only does it stop the itching almost immediately, but the reaction is completely gone and never returns.
Since finding that, I have been able to enjoy being outside a LOT more. On top of that I found these little AAA powered devices that have a ceramic heater built in. Keep one in each vehicle and they work very well.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MT4Z...Bbite
Can you tell me what the hear method is?
Also, the hot water in my house takes ages to get to the faucets. Very frustrating. And I don't have access to instant hot water driving in my car, walking in the woods, in the parking lot of the grocery store, etc so if the little suction thing works to some degree, it seems worth it.
I've always seemed to be a magnet for mosquitoes. I'll be with a group of people and I'll be getting destroyed by bites and no one else is complaining. Maybe this little tool can help.
Figured I would tag you 3 since ya'll are interested enough to post. I suffer from pretty aggressive localized allergic reactions to mosquito bites. Like almost golf ball size welts. This device DOES work, but it does need to be used very quickly. Also probably works for wasps and the like, but never tried it.
I no longer use it though, because of what Chocobo mentioned. The hear method works infinitely better and is less time sensitive. Apparently the proteins in mosquito saliva are very heat sensitive and break down around 120-130 degrees F. Saw someone on the internet say to use a spoon or knife under hot hot water, then apply to skin. They were right, not only does it stop the itching almost immediately, but the reaction is completely gone and never returns.
Since finding that, I have been able to enjoy being outside a LOT more. On top of that I found these little AAA powered devices that have a ceramic heater built in. Keep one in each vehicle and they work very well.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MT4Z...Bbite&th=1
Can you tell me what the hear method is?
Also, the hot water in my house takes ages to get to the faucets. Very frustrating. And I don't have access to instant hot water driving in my car, walking in the woods, in the parking lot of the grocery store, etc so if the little suction thing works to some degree, it seems worth it.
I've always seemed to be a magnet for mosquitoes. I'll be with a group of people and I'll be getting destroyed by bites and no one else is complaining. Maybe this little tool can help.
That makes sense.
Also, the hot water in my house takes ages to get to the faucets. Very frustrating. And I don't have access to instant hot water driving in my car, walking in the woods, in the parking lot of the grocery store, etc so if the little suction thing works to some degree, it seems worth it.
I've always seemed to be a magnet for mosquitoes. I'll be with a group of people and I'll be getting destroyed by bites and no one else is complaining. Maybe this little tool can help.
Yeah it was a typo for heat, and yeah I have the same issue. Allergic reaction+the bloodtype they are attracted to. It's maddening being out with people who are like "what mosquitos" as you get eaten alive.
Anyways, that amazon product I linked above is a little AAA battery powered heat tool basically. Another person responded with something similar but that your phone powers which is more expensive, but might be more convenient. Same concept.
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