How to get rid of mosquitoes in summer

Mosquitoes are very annoying animals in summer. They will suck human blood. After being sucked by mosquitoes, a bag will be left on the human skin. This bag is swollen and will feel very itchy. It will also make people's skin look bumpy and very ugly. Therefore, people in the summer always think about how to make fewer mosquitoes. Today, let’s take a look with the editor at how to get rid of mosquitoes in the summer.

If there are many mosquitoes in the room in summer, you can use orange curtains or orange lights, or cover the lampshade with orange cellophane, etc. Mosquitoes are afraid of orange-red light, which can help repel them.

If there are many mosquitoes in the room in summer, you can put a few opened boxes of cooling oil or wind oil in the room to help repel mosquitoes. In addition, if it is an electric mosquito coil, you can also sprinkle some wind oil on the mosquito coil to help remove the pungent smell of the mosquito coil and enhance the mosquito repellent effect.

If there are many mosquitoes in the room in summer, you should wear socks indoors. When people put on socks, mosquitoes will feel that the humidity of the human skin is lower, and the volatile substances on the skin surface are reduced, so they bite the human body less.

If there are many mosquitoes in the room in summer, you can light dry orange peels indoors. The special scent of orange peels can help repel mosquitoes and also help eliminate odors in the house. In addition to dried orange peels, you can also use fumigated moxa leaves, burn tea leaves, etc. to repel mosquitoes.

If there are many mosquitoes in the room in summer, you can put a pot of jasmine, rice lilies, roses and other flowers in the room to help repel mosquitoes. You can also grow tuberose on the balcony. The rich fragrance of tuberose can help repel mosquitoes.

If there are many mosquitoes in the room in summer, you can use electric mosquito coils, mosquito repellent, hang mosquito nets, or grind mothballs and sprinkle them in the corners of the room. The smell of mothballs can help repel mosquitoes; or you can use an alkaline water basin in the room, and the mosquitoes will be killed when they fall into it, so that there will be fewer and fewer mosquitoes in the room; or you can hang a bunch of green onions under the light in the room, and mosquitoes will not dare to approach, etc.