What harm does liquid mosquito coil do to people

Mosquito repellent coils are a method used to repel mosquitoes in the summer. Mosquito bites can actually lead to the spread of viruses, so you must pay attention to choosing the most appropriate method of repelling mosquitoes. Liquid mosquito coils are a method used by many families now, but many people worry that liquid mosquito coils will endanger our health, so now I will introduce to you in detail whether liquid mosquito coils are harmful.

The main ingredient of liquid mosquito coils is a chemical component called pyrethroids. In addition, some benzene, ether, etc. are added as solvents, which can make the effective ingredients of the liquid medicine evenly dispersed in the space at a specific temperature. In fact, mosquito coils will have an impact on the human body, it’s just a matter of the magnitude of the impact. In order to reduce the adverse effects caused by long-term accumulation of toxins, you must buy regular brand products. In addition, mosquito coils should be combined with repelling and swatting to shorten the use time of mosquito coils as much as possible. To be environmentally friendly, you can choose to use mosquito repellent grass.

1. Tuberose: also known as night-scented tree, native to tropical America. The leaves are heart-shaped with soft hairs on the edges. Between summer and autumn, clusters of yellow-green bell-shaped flowers bloom in the leaf axils. When the moon is above the treetops, it emits bursts of fragrance, which scares mosquitoes. It is a good mosquito repellent. The fragrance of the night-blooming jasmine flower is strong. For people with high blood pressure and heart disease, long-term smelling of this strong fragrance may cause respiratory discomfort, so night-blooming jasmine should not be placed indoors during its peak flowering period.

2. Lavender: A small blue-purple flower native to the Mediterranean. Its flower shape resembles wheat ears and it usually blooms in June. Lavender itself has insecticidal effects, so people make it into sachets and put them in closets or bedrooms to repel mosquitoes.

3. Pitcher plant: an insectivorous plant that is an expert at catching mosquitoes; it can be used as medicine and has certain effects on hepatitis, stomach pain, high blood pressure and colds.

4. Osmanthus fragrans: A small evergreen shrub with an umbel-shaped exterior, small and shiny leaves, dense white flowers, and red fruits. When you touch its leaves, you will smell a strong sweet fragrance, which is very effective in repelling mosquitoes.

In fact, whether it is liquid mosquito coils or other mosquito coils, they will contain substances that are harmful to the human body. However, because they are dispersed in the space, generally speaking, they will not have much impact. Therefore, the most important thing is to pay attention to the correct usage method, and the mosquito coils purchased must be regular products.