How to prevent mosquitoes

The hot weather makes many mosquitoes very rampant, which will affect our sleep quality. If we are bitten by some poisonous mosquitoes, it will cause great harm to our health. So how should we prevent and control mosquito bites scientifically and effectively? Let’s take a look at some healthy and effective methods to prevent mosquito bites introduced below. I hope it can help everyone.

In fact, mosquito bites are most likely to occur in the hot summer. If they are not prevented and solved, it will not only affect your sleep but also cause some adverse harm to your body. Therefore, in the face of this problem, we should use some healthier and more scientific methods to prevent mosquito bites.

1. Tuberose can repel mosquitoes - Place tuberose in the sun during the day and in a cool place at night. The fragrance of the tuberose will drive mosquitoes away.

2. Mint to repel mosquitoes - Put some fresh mint leaves indoors. Their special cool smell can keep mosquitoes away. After being bitten by mosquitoes, you can rub the affected area with clean mint leaves to relieve itching and swelling.

3. Tomatoes repel mosquitoes---The smell of tomato plants can repel mosquitoes and flies. You can put a few more potted tomatoes in the room and move them out to bask in the sun in turn every day. This can not only drive away mosquitoes and flies, but also will not affect their flowering and fruiting.

4. Use waste tea leaves to repel mosquitoes---Burn the dried tea leaves as incense to repel mosquitoes and flies.

5. Take vitamin B1 orally to repel mosquitoes---Take 20 mg of vitamin B1 before going to bed. After entering the human body, it can discharge a special smell through the sweat glands, which makes mosquitoes afraid to approach.

The above is an introduction to methods of preventing mosquito bites. I hope that after these introductions, everyone can pay more attention to it. As long as you use more healthy and scientific methods, you can help yourself effectively prevent mosquitoes while better ensuring your own health.