How to eliminate flying insects in the bathroom

If you don't pay attention to cleaning the bathroom, many insects may enter the bathroom. Once the insects enter the bathroom, they will not only affect our mood, but also cause indoor air pollution. It is necessary to use reasonable means to drive away the flying insects. There are many pesticides on the market, but pesticides may have an impact on the indoor environment, so we need to choose carefully. So, how to eliminate flying insects in the bathroom?

1. Aerosol insecticides on the market are basically harmless to humans and animals, but they are highly toxic to aquatic products, especially fish. Therefore, when using the medicine, do not spray it towards fish ponds, fish tanks, etc. to prevent poisoning pet fish and other aquatic animals. Many aerosol insecticides contain flammable and explosive ingredients and should not be sprayed toward fire sources, and storage tanks should not be stored near fire sources.

2. Many aerosol insecticides on the market are of poor quality and still have certain potential hazards to the human body. In addition, some people are allergic to aerosol insecticides. For patients with respiratory diseases or those with a history of diseases, aerosol insecticides will also irritate the respiratory tract and aggravate the condition. Therefore, hold your breath when spraying aerosol insecticides, do not spray against the wind, and leave the spraying environment immediately after spraying. People who are intolerant to irritation should not spray. If you really need to participate in the use, it is recommended to wear a mask. In addition, pay attention to protecting infants and pregnant women.

3. Aerosol insecticides should not be sprayed on water bodies, especially edible water bodies. Although aerosol insecticides are volatile, they are soluble in water and remain in water bodies for a relatively long time. Once they pollute water bodies, they are harmful to the human body after use. Do not spray aerosol insecticides on animals such as cats and dogs. Some cats and dogs cannot stand the stimulation and may go crazy and attack people.

Try not to smoke when spraying aerosol insecticides to prevent the aerosol around you from igniting and burning the sprayer. Do not spray insecticide mist towards energized electrical appliances and circuit switches such as switches to prevent sparks from the circuits and appliances from igniting the mist and causing a fire.