What are the right natural bug repellents?
With mosquito season, many people are feeling concern for more than just the annoying itching of a bite or two. West Nile Virus (and other mosquito-carried diseases)are leading many who would normally avoid toxic insect repelling chemicals, to start spraying and slathering on products containing the chemical, DEET, aka (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide). There are valid, healthier options when it comes to repelling insects. Some ideas for natural bug repellents fall into the category of folklore, myth and urban legends, but other natural remedies can be an effective means of protecting yourself and your loved ones from biting bugs and harsh chemicals. Natural bug repellents tend to provide coverage for a shorter time, but their coverage is safer so you may find it worth the extra effort applying a bit more often. Most natural repellents only offer about one-tenth of the protection time found in DEET-containing products, so plan on reapplying every 30 minutes or so. Because of their shorter prot
