There are fleas on your body, put a basin of water next to your bed at night, will the fleas jump in

First of all, prevention, mop the floor at home, sprinkle the toilet water, feel that it is not enough to dilute the mop with disinfectant water, but it is best not to mix the toilet water, you can take more baths, if the bath can drip some flower water, the itchy body can be washed with sulfur soap or medicated soap, sulfur soap is very cheap two dollars a piece, and if you catch a black spot on the body quickly pinch the flooding, he will swim for a while so squeeze some shower gel disinfectant in the water, and then pour it out when he is completely drowned, it is best to let the fleas sink to the bottom, He was deprived of oxygen (probably) and soon died. It's okay to put a basin of soapy water on the floor, and if there are a lot of fleas at home, soon collect a few small fleas that are still long-legged. If you haven't noticed a pimple on your body that hasn't been good for a long time, it means that it's okay, and the most you can do is to prevent mosquitoes.

It's as simple as spraying some insecticide in the bed, wardrobe room, and sure to make them go to waste.

Definitely not. Take a bath, dry the quilt, and pay attention to hygiene.

1. Thoroughly clean and clean, leaving no sanitary dead ends.

2. Wash dirty clothes, quilt covers, bed sheets, pillow towels, towels, etc. thoroughly, and take them to dry in the sun.

3. Take the quilt, mattress and pillow to dry in the sun.

4. Clean up the domestic garbage in time and do not store it overnight.

5. Look for insect nests under the bed, in the corners of the walls, and in the corners of the roof, and if there are, use cement to completely smooth out and block them.

6. After making sure that there is no insect nest and cleaning the room, spray Creshu to kill insects, close the doors and windows, and open the windows for ventilation after being stuffy for half a day.

7. Maintain good hygiene habits in the future.