Just so you know - lice actually prefer CLEAN hair - easier for them to lay their eggs on, apparently.
How true is this, really? 'Cause, back in my day, it was always the dirty-ass kids who smelled like pee and dirty underwear who got lice. To be fair, there were other non-dirty kids who got it, but they were the exception, not the norm. They probably got it from sharing combs with the dirty kids.
Last edited by Munchkin03; 07-02-2008 at 04:29 PM.
How true is this, really? 'Cause, back in my day, it was always the dirty-ass kids who smelled like pee and dirty underwear who got lice. To be fair, there were other non-dirty kids who got it, but they were the exception, not the norm. They probably got it from sharing combs with the dirty kids.
It may be that in your experience the "dirty-ass kids" got them the most - but what happened is probably the "non-dirty kids" parents (being more responsible) actually did the proper treatment and follow-up, while the parents of the "d-a" kids did not, and so they had them longer, or were re-infested.
Lice are spread through direct contact or through sharing things like bruses. Dirt isn't an issue in infection.
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