Beer is the best way to prevent mosquitoes

The beer we usually drink has a certain mosquito repellent effect. This is because beer can emit some unpleasant odors, which have a good mosquito repellent effect. However, it is not enough to just put a bottle of beer indoors. The beer needs to be processed first and then used to repel mosquitoes. The effect is very good.

1First , prepare two pieces of paper towels, fold them, and use scissors to make a hole in the middle of the two pieces of paper towels. Then prepare a bowl, put a spoonful of laundry detergent in it, and finally pour half a bowl of beer into the bowl and stir evenly, then cover the bowl with the paper towel with a hole cut in the middle. Finally, just put the bowl in the house, and the magic of using beer to kill mosquitoes will work. If conditions permit, you can make a few more and place them in places where mosquitoes are likely to appear. For example, there are damp places like the kitchen and dark places like under the bed. This works better!

2 Try to reduce indoor air humidity, especially during the rainy season. It is ideal to control the indoor relative humidity at around 50%.

3 Place a few opened boxes of cooling oil and wind oil in the bedroom, or place one or two pots of blooming night-blooming jasmine, jasmine, Milan, mint or rose, etc. Mosquitoes will avoid them because they can't stand their smell.

4 Install orange-red light bulbs indoors, or cover the light bulbs with translucent orange-red cellophane. When you turn on the light, mosquitoes will be afraid of the orange-red light and will flee.

5. Use an empty wine bottle to fill it with sugar water or beer and place it in a dark place. When mosquitoes smell the sweet wine, they will go into the bottle and get stuck to the sugar water or beer and die.

6 Apply a layer of anthelmintic syrup evenly on the surface of containers such as glassware or ceramic jars, and place them with the mouth facing down in a dark place. Mosquitoes will be poisoned and die after sucking the food.

7 Burning dried tea leaves and orange peels can repel mosquitoes. Eating raw garlic and taking vitamin B orally will produce an odor that mosquitoes dare not approach and be excreted in sweat after being metabolized by the human body.

8 In fact, manually catching mosquitoes on screen doors and windows before dark and after getting up in the morning is the simplest, most economical and most effective mosquito prevention measure.