Comment on How to treat bee stings with household items by Marilyn Cook

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I’ve kind of become a MacGyver of treating wasp and bee stings. At this stage of the game, I’m aware of numerous techniques — I’ve kind of become a MacGyver of treating wasp and bee stings. 15 strange household methods that workWitch hazel: Witch hazel naturally reduces the swelling and irritation of any type of insect bite and also works well for bee and wasp stings. Herbs: Both basil and parsley have been known to relieve pain associated with bee and wasp stings. Lemon: Mainly used for bug bites, lemon juice can help soothe bee stings as well.