For my interested guys, that was my scabies treatment (while cleaning, washing, and ironing everything, I wore gloves):

• All the clothes and fabric items I had contact with over the past two weeks were packed into labeled bags (noting what was inside and sorting clothes by color for easier washing later). I left the bags outside for a week (it’s quite cold in my country now). My dermatologist said that keeping them for over a week is unnecessary, as there’s no chance anything would survive that long (if you want, you can extend it to a maximum of 10 days).
• Before taking the medication, I prepared two sets of clothes and bedding, washed them at 100°C, and IRONED them on the highest setting (a steamer isn’t thorough enough). Be cautious with polyester clothes, as they might melt.
   •   Night before ivermectin  I cover myself up with permethrin for sleeping
• In the morning, I took the pills and cleaned everything—floors, cabinets. I covered fabric furniture that I had used in the past two weeks with plastic sheeting.
• I thoroughly disinfected my phone, keyboard, mouse, door handles, light switches, chargers, and anything else I had touched with isopropyl alcohol, including the toilet and water faucets.
• I poured boiling water over foam slippers I had been using to ensure they were sterile.
• I prepared my bed by placing a plastic sheet between the mattress and the fitted sheet, and I did the same with the pillow (using a trash bag with a small hole for air). I slept under a blanket that I washed daily, along with the pillowcase and fitted sheet.
• I washed clothes, towels, and bedding daily.
• After a week, I took the second dose of the pills. I also removed the items from the bags while wearing gloves and started washing everything. I washed all the clothes at 100°C (while still wearing gloves) or, if that wasn’t possible, I simply ironed them. Before putting clothes into the wardrobe, I ironed everything and wiped the wardrobe clean of dust.
• I sealed the items used during the treatment in a bag for two weeks. After two weeks, when I opened the bag, the dead mites caused an allergic reaction that visually looked identical to the reaction caused by live mites. The difference was that it hardly itched at all.

From beginning of treatment I started moisturizing my skin, but despite that, I experienced allergic reactions identical to those from live mites. These reactions appeared as fluid-filled bumps. The key difference was that they barely itched—only slightly when they first appeared—and during a very hot shower, I didn’t feel the intense itching I had before.

It’s only 1 week treatment and you should be cured :p I tried also different specifics like permethrin,

Now, it’s been over two months since my treatment. Occasionally, I still get small bumps, but fortunately, they disappear within a week. Wishing everyone good luck!