What to do if mosquito coils are poisoned

Because mosquito coils are something we can easily come into contact with, many people in our lives may not pay much attention to them, which may lead to mosquito coil poisoning. In serious cases, it will cause more harm to our health. Therefore, everyone also needs to pay attention to and understand what effective solutions should be taken if mosquito coil poisoning is found.

The active ingredient of most mosquito coils (0.2% to 0.4%) is pyrethrin insecticide, which is extracted from a pyrethrin insecticide. More than 99% of the other substances are organic fillers, adhesives, dyes and other additives that allow mosquito coils to smolder without flames. What most consumers don’t know is that the smoke from burning mosquito coils contains four types of substances that are harmful to the human body, namely ultrafine particles (particulate matter with a diameter of less than 2.5 microns), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), carbonyl compounds (such as formaldehyde and acetaldehyde) and benzene.

Suggestions: If you have mild symptoms, please go out and breathe fresh air. When repelling mosquitoes in summer, it is best to use the following 6 safe and natural methods.

When you are resting, it is best to use mosquito nets or screens to keep mosquitoes out, because mosquito nets can not only keep mosquitoes away and prevent wind, but also absorb falling dust and filter air, which is especially suitable for children, while screens can let fresh air into the room while letting harmful smoke flow outside.

Use mosquito coils, insecticides and other mosquito repellents, preferably when no one is indoors to prevent poisoning.

After reading the above content analysis and introduction, everyone should now know how to solve the problem of mosquito coil poisoning. If you want to prevent mosquito coil poisoning, you must pay attention to the use of methods. You must keep the indoor air circulating. If you are naturally sensitive to the smell of mosquito coils, only use electric mosquito coils, or repel mosquitoes when no one is around.