Can I get lice off of my clothes by freezing them?

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Freezing is not typically recommended. However, freezing temperatures can kill head lice and nits. The process can last several days and depends upon the temperature. Temperatures greater than 103F kills head lice within 5-6 minutes of exposure to the temp.

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