Camping Tip

[Guest guest]

About the dryer sheets to keep away bees and wasps. I

have recently read that you can tie one to your belt

when you go out in the garden - good for keeping away

other insects too! I'd have forgotten but for your

post ;=)

 

But yes, isn't it awesome! Wonderful idea. I want a

couple or so at our balcony door/windows ;=) Who'd'a

thunk it! Thanks, PT.

 

Best,

Pat - who now is probably sadly past the weather for bees.

 

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[Guest guest]

That's a great idea too. My SO has really strong,

painful reactions to mosquito bites- they swell up

hugely- and he's so sweet that all the mosquitos want

a taste of him.

 

Next time he steps outside, I'm wrappoing him in dryer

sheets!

 

--- psybermus <psybermus wrote:

 

> About the dryer sheets to keep away bees and wasps.

> I

> have recently read that you can tie one to your belt

> when you go out in the garden - good for keeping

> away

> other insects too!

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Very cool. i am going to an outdoor concert in the

park this evening. i am going to pack some sandwiches

for dinner to have a picnic, so i will be sure to bring a

dryer sheet for everyone along with the napkins.

 

Is it really already past bee weather in Montreal?

 

~ pt ~

 

How else but in custom and ceremony are innocence

and beauty born?

~ W. B. Yeats, 'A Prayer For My Daughter'

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, psybermus <psybermus>

wrote:

> About the dryer sheets to keep away bees and wasps. I

> have recently read that you can tie one to your belt

> when you go out in the garden - good for keeping away

> other insects too! I'd have forgotten but for your

> post ;=)