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HPIRC-Got Uku (Head Lice) English Postcard - Black.pdf

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got uku?<br />

got uku?<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org<br />

got uku?<br />

got uku?<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org


Non-toxic <strong>Uku</strong> Treatment<br />

There are many treatments you can use for uku (headlice). Whatever treatment is used,<br />

you need to clean your environment and at the same time, continually check<br />

for nits or eggs until they are gone.<br />

Use original Listerine (brown or orange bottle). Do not use flavored<br />

Listerine.<br />

Mix equal portions of Listerine and shampoo. Shake well.<br />

Apply to dry hair. Do not get into eyes. Leave on for 10 minutes.<br />

Rinse off, apply conditioner, and rinse again. Comb hair out and remove<br />

dead lice. Remove the nits or eggs. Do not share combs or towels with<br />

anyone.<br />

Use this every three days for twelve days, and it will continually kill the live uku as they are<br />

hatching. Wash clothing and bedding in hot water. Place pillows in a large, sealed plastic<br />

bag and leave in the sun for 1 hour.<br />

Non-toxic <strong>Uku</strong> Treatment<br />

There are many treatments you can use for uku (headlice). Whatever treatment is used,<br />

you need to clean your environment and at the same time, continually check<br />

for nits or eggs until they are gone.<br />

Use original Listerine (brown or orange bottle). Do not use flavored<br />

Listerine.<br />

Mix equal portions of Listerine and shampoo. Shake well.<br />

Apply to dry hair. Do not get into eyes. Leave on for 10 minutes.<br />

Rinse off, apply conditioner, and rinse again. Comb hair out and remove<br />

dead lice. Remove the nits or eggs. Do not share combs or towels with<br />

anyone.<br />

Use this every three days for twelve days, and it will continually kill the live uku as they are<br />

hatching. Wash clothing and bedding in hot water. Place pillows in a large, sealed plastic<br />

bag and leave in the sun for 1 hour.<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org<br />

Non-toxic <strong>Uku</strong> Treatment<br />

There are many treatments you can use for uku (headlice). Whatever treatment is used,<br />

you need to clean your environment and at the same time, continually check<br />

for nits or eggs until they are gone.<br />

Use original Listerine (brown or orange bottle). Do not use flavored<br />

Listerine.<br />

Mix equal portions of Listerine and shampoo. Shake well.<br />

Apply to dry hair. Do not get into eyes. Leave on for 10 minutes.<br />

Rinse off, apply conditioner, and rinse again. Comb hair out and remove<br />

dead lice. Remove the nits or eggs. Do not share combs or towels with<br />

anyone.<br />

Use this every three days for twelve days, and it will continually kill the live uku as they are<br />

hatching. Wash clothing and bedding in hot water. Place pillows in a large, sealed plastic<br />

bag and leave in the sun for 1 hour.<br />

Non-toxic <strong>Uku</strong> Treatment<br />

There are many treatments you can use for uku (headlice). Whatever treatment is used,<br />

you need to clean your environment and at the same time, continually check<br />

for nits or eggs until they are gone.<br />

Use original Listerine (brown or orange bottle). Do not use flavored<br />

Listerine.<br />

Mix equal portions of Listerine and shampoo. Shake well.<br />

Apply to dry hair. Do not get into eyes. Leave on for 10 minutes.<br />

Rinse off, apply conditioner, and rinse again. Comb hair out and remove<br />

dead lice. Remove the nits or eggs. Do not share combs or towels with<br />

anyone.<br />

Use this every three days for twelve days, and it will continually kill the live uku as they are<br />

hatching. Wash clothing and bedding in hot water. Place pillows in a large, sealed plastic<br />

bag and leave in the sun for 1 hour.<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org<br />

www.hawaiipirc.org

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