No More Standing Water: Mosquitoes lay their eggs in still water. So, if you want fewer mosquitoes, don't let water sit around in things like pet bowls.
Use Smelly Candles and Oils: Mosquitoes don't like the smell of certain plants. You can use candles or oils that smell like citronella, lemon, lavender, laurel, rosemary, or basil to keep them away.
Grow Mosquito-Repelling Plants: Some plants, like basil and mint, can help keep mosquitoes away. You can grow these plants in pots and place them near windows.
Try Lemon and Clove: Cut a lemon in half, stick some cloves in it, and place it in your room. Mosquitoes don't like this smell.
Make a Garlic Spray: Mosquitoes also don't like the smell of garlic. You can make a spray by soaking garlic cloves in water and then spraying it around your home.
Use Eucalyptus Oil: You can spray eucalyptus oil around your home or mix it with your shampoo or lotion to keep mosquitoes away.
Install Mosquito Nets: You can put mosquito nets on your doors and windows to stop mosquitoes from getting in. You can also put a net over your bed to keep mosquitoes away while you sleep.
Try Camphor: Camphor is another smell that mosquitoes don't like. You can leave some camphor in a container to evaporate, or you can burn some for 20 minutes with all doors and windows closed.
Make a Mosquito Trap: You can make a trap with a plastic bottle, water, sugar, and yeast. The mosquitoes will be attracted to the water and get trapped in the bottle.
Get a Carnivorous Plant: Carnivorous plants eat insects, including mosquitoes. Having one of these plants can help keep your home mosquito-free.
Remember, you don't always have to kill mosquitoes to get rid of them. There are many ways to make your home less attractive to mosquitoes. Try some of these tips and see what works best for you!
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