Just a quick update. So far so good, no lice anywhere on any of us as far as I can tell.
Though I am a bit paranoid...reading through all the testimonials on the internet, one gets the impression lice do not die easily. They can live for years on that one square inch of fabric you missed vacuuming, spraying, and ironing. They can crawl for hours at speeds over 600 mph in search of human heads. They march in mass at night to find new heads using their awesome heat-seeking organelles. They can hold their breath for one year. They are impervious to the vacuum of space.
And their nits are indestructible. Nothing on earth can destroy them. You have to remove each and every nit by hand, deposit them into an inescapable receptacle, and then shoot them into the sun's core. If you want to be sure, anyway.
And, according to some, lice come back from the dead. In fact, that's my theory. Lice are zombies. Or, maybe I should stop reading about lice on the internet.
And to all those who wrote worried that I would use kerosene on a child, I was just joking. Nor did I bring my youngest child into a hot sauna (the others love a good sauna visit anyway). Again, an exaggeration on my part. If we have conquered the unconquerable, it was through good old fashioned pesticides and a week straight of combing my children's hair with combs never meant to be pulled through human head hair. But, the hair blower might have helped...if they are gone.
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