What to do if you are allergic to mosquito bites?

Mosquito bites are common in daily life. When encountering this problem, you don’t have to worry too much about finding the right method for effective treatment. This is very important. Allergies after being bitten by mosquitoes are caused by sensitive skin. At this time, you can use a mosquito net to prevent mosquitoes. You can prepare some aromatic seasonings to repel mosquitoes, and you can also use electric mosquito coils.

The first choice is mosquito net: In summer, mosquito nets should be used as much as possible to protect young children from mosquitoes. However, the space is small, and it is common for babies to get bitten by accidentally sticking to the mosquito net. This is a shortcoming of the mosquito net.

Next is the mosquito trap: the mosquito trap is very effective against mosquitoes that are active at night.

How to repel mosquitoes with a table fan: Mosquitoes tend to move toward light at night, so turn off all the lights at home, use a table fan with an indicator light, and swing it at a large angle. The fan blades will kill many mosquitoes.

Fumigation method to repel mosquitoes: In the room, use some sawdust, preferably aromatic sawdust, put it in an iron can, put a few pieces of red-hot charcoal on the sawdust, and then put some dry citrus, orange or grapefruit peels on the surface. After burning, it will emit a very strong smell, and mosquitoes will "retreat" when they smell it.

Orange cellophane mosquito repellent method: Cover a 60-watt light bulb with highly light-transmitting orange cellophane, and the mosquitoes will scatter.

Dried citrus peel mosquito repellent method: Light a few pieces of dried citrus peel or orange peel indoors, and the mosquitoes will flee in panic.