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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello, this is an internal parasite, please use a toilet cleaner to get rid of one.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's too dirty, or is there a place in your toilet that hasn't been cleaned?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The white ones you pull out.
Hairy midges, for the order Diptera, hairy midges. Commonly known as moth flies or gnats. Adults have a pair of long antennae with leaf-like wings. Adult midges are mostly found at night and in humid environments (except for phlebotomines). >>>More
The answer on the first floor is very shocking How many years have I lived for the chain I don't even know the cockroach Although I don't know what kind of insect this is, but I'm sure it's definitely not a cockroach Reptiles basically belong to the nest class Since it is a lot of toilets, it is best to find the root cause in the toilet Find it with boiling water and dizzy I don't know what kind of toilet you are If it is a bathroom, it is best to clean up the things inside, and you should be able to find out.
This is a bean elephant, a bug that grows in beans, such as red beans, mung beans, soybeans, etc. Inspect the beans and eliminate them at the source.
Stove horse cricket stove horse cricket, also known as stove cricket, stove cricket, stove chicken, stove duck, stove horse cricket, belongs to the family of orthoptera crickets. The body length is 15-28 mm, the body width is 5 mm, and the antennae are mm long. Its body is long and large, larger than that of a cricket, and its whole body is yellowish-brown, with light straight lines on the forehead and slightly prominent eyes. >>>More
There are many small insects in the house, so check first to see if there is a damp place in the house all year round. If not, check to see if something has rotted and dried up, so that small bugs can grow. Buy an aerosol spray. Spray the horns everywhere. Just crawl out.