There are always caterpillars in my toilet, and no matter how you get rid of them, is there any good

1. You can use a pot to boil vinegar, and then use vinegar to scrub the floor, you can prevent caterpillars;

2. You can buy some bamboo charcoal and put it on the ground to drive away insects;

3. Sprinkle more peppercorns under the floor, and sprinkle them all around, which can also prevent caterpillars.

4. Caterpillars can also be killed with ordinary insecticides!

See if the window is closed, if you climbed in through the window. Is there anything on the outer wall? Does anyone else have one? If that's the case, close the windows, and after a while it won't be there. However, this is less likely.

Most of the reason is that there are eggs in the toilet, not eggs laid by caterpillars. Caterpillars become moths when they grow up, and they are the eggs laid by moths. These eggs can stay on the wall (and on the ceiling as well).

The solution is also simple: either spray with medicace, or do not burn it with a fire (preferably a straw fire, just after a while), or wash it all with water.

There are many such caterpillars in the countryside, but there are very few such things in the farmers' homes. In many places, when it is almost dark on the fifteenth day of the middle of the lunar month, each family will light four fires with straw in the four corners of their house (it doesn't take a lot of them, just a few minutes). It means to let these caterpillars, ants and other things go to heaven.

But there are really very few reptiles in the house.

Many of these caterpillars itch and blush when they touch their bodies. Actually, the best medicine is not toilet water or anything. It's the water inside the caterpillar.

The method is to take something to slap the caterpillar to death, and use your fingers to dip the water left by the caterpillar's corpse into the itchy area, which will definitely work within a minute (but do not wipe the water on the caterpillar's dead body, it will be more itchy, that is, do not touch the caterpillar with your fingers when you stain it).

Common caterpillars can have tens of thousands of venomous hairs. Because the cavity of the venomous hair is filled with venom, the caterpillar will itch and hurt when it falls on the person, and it will also produce dermatitis. The most frequent period is 6 November.

Prevention: Avoid dampness, and cultivate caterpillar trees nearby.

Spraying insecticide: (methamidophos 2 points + rapid killing 1 point) and then dilute and spray with 2500 times water.

Please keep in mind the safety precautions when using.

So is my family! The windows are even sealed with anti-theft nets with window screens, except for an exhaust fan, there is no entrance, the strangest thing is that I didn't find it when I took a shower last night, and the next day I got up and found a very big head at the foot of the shower room, very crazy, and I had to step on it accidentally. Does anyone know where it came from?

Do you want me to install surveillance?