This week's show is supported by Biteaway, the fast and reliable way to deal with insect bites and stings.

Biteaway is a state-of-the-art battery-operated device that uses concentrated heat directly onto bites and stings to treat pain, itching and swelling.

Just press your bite away, which is about the size of a chunky marker pen.

On to the spot where you've been bitten by a mosquito or stung by a bee or wasp,

whatever it may be, press the button and the heat acts quickly to stop the itching and start to bring down the swelling.

You can use, by-to-way, up to five times an hour on the same spot of skin.

Just leave at least two minutes between applications.

It's great for the whole family to use and it's suitable for allergy sufferers and children.

They can use it unsupervised from the age of 12

and you can use it during pregnancy too. I've been using Bightaway for about a year now and it

really works. Bightaway is compact enough to stick in your first aid kit when travelling or maybe

you'll be putting it in your pocket when you're working in the garden or hiking.

And with around 300 applications before you need to change the batteries, is the perfect

no-hassel solution to insect bites and stings.

Byteway is available from Amazon for 2995 or from your local high street pharmacy.

Find out more at mybyiterway.com.com.uk. That's mybiterway.com. On the Ledge podcast is on a journey to houseplant fabulousness.

Hello and welcome to On the Ledge.

I am your host Jane Perrone,

and this week I actually got to leave the house.

Yay!

I am out of COVID isolation and negative. Thank you science and double jabs. I have been to visit Tony LeBriton, aka Not Another Jungle, to bathe myself in a house plant collection

that may well make you go weak at the knees. And I

...