How to get rid of small flying insects at home

The temperature is high in summer, and there are often many small flying insects flying around in the house, which is very annoying. These small flying insects fly around and disturb people's peace. Moreover, flying insects like flies and mosquitoes may also carry bacteria that can make people sick. If they are not eliminated, it will pose a hidden danger to healthy living. However, it is very difficult to eliminate these small flying insects. So, how can you get rid of small flying insects in your home?

1. Open windows for ventilation, especially in the kitchen and bathroom, and keep the room dry.

2. As for fruit flies, be sure to clean up the garbage at home in a timely manner and try not to leave it overnight. If you forget to clean it up, you can tie the garbage bag tightly or cover the lid of the garbage can to prevent fruit flies from flying out, and clean it up early the next morning.

3. Many small flying insects come out of the sewers. Try to avoid using vertical sewer pipes and use more curved sewer pipes. This can avoid odor and prevent small insects from breeding and flying out.

4. Use detergent and baking soda to clean the sewers regularly to destroy the growth environment of flying insects. When cleaning, let the detergent or baking soda stay in the pipe for a while, then flush it out with water.

5. In places where flying insects are concentrated, you can use insecticide to spray them. When using pesticides, be careful to avoid food; after use, open windows for ventilation in time to avoid pesticide poisoning. When not in use, the drains in the bathroom and kitchen should be covered with plugs to prevent flying insects from flying into the room.

6. For flying insects in flower pots, you can use mosquito coil ash and spread it evenly on the soil surface to effectively remove them.

7. There are more mosquitoes in summer, so you can buy mosquito killer lamps to kill flying insects.

8. Rags and mops at home should be cleaned after each use, ventilated and dried before being put away to avoid secondary breeding of flying insects.