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Recommendation Needed | Treatment for Fire Ant Bites

Does anyone have any home remedies or over the counter recommendations to treat fire ant bites? I keep thinking I must be allergic to them as I keep getting huge swollen spots that hurt for days and days....is this your experience? (New to the area) OUCH! Thanks in advance! ~ J
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Kathy Pyeatt said…
The old Mrs. Stewart's Blueing laundry additive works wonders & on scorpion bites as well!
9/19/2014
J said…
Thank you. Can you buy that here in town?
9/19/2014
Mary Brown Aguilar said…
Good ol' Clorox bleach! My Daddy swore by it!
9/19/2014
Cindy Abrahams Bankes said…
Ammonia works good , Mosquito bites also.
9/19/2014
Becky Sanders said…
I would suggest lavender it's good for all kinds of bites!
9/19/2014
Jayne Robertson said…
I concur with clorox
9/19/2014
Anna Gill said…
I break open the puss pocket as soon as they appear. If not opened it takes me much longer to heal and leaves a hardened area around the bite
9/19/2014
Geralyn said…
Re: recommendation for fire ants. 1) Wipe off ants immediately; 2) spray with W-D 40. The sting goes away in 15 minutes. The puss pockets emerge in the next day or so. This method has worked for me!
9/25/2014
Anonymous said…
We use doTerra Purify essential oil blend. When we put it on right away the puss pocket doesn't develop and we don't even get a bump! The nasty looking bumps used to take weeks to heal. All natural. And Clove oil works on Stinging Nettle! Hallelujah!
9/25/2014
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