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  1. #9
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    Aug 2006
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    Lubbock, TX
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    Cheap solutions that can be carried in a little sprayer / baggie:

    Vinegar / lemon juice on wasp and hornet stings – the acid neutralizes the alkali in the venom

    Baking soda for bee stings – since bee stings are acidic, the alkali in the baking soda neutralizes the acid

    I was attacked by a wasp community was I was younger, trying to get some newborn puppies out from under a trailer where the wasps had setup their nest (unknown at the time). Let's just say, ouch! I had about 15 stings and everything swelled up like I was a human balloon.
    A friend’s mom put vinegar on the areas with a cotton swab and the pain went away immediately. It didn’t smell too great, but that was the least of my concern at the time =)
    Last edited by meridian; 05-18-2007 at 07:21 AM.

 

 

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