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Anonymous users2024-01-24Spray insecticide into the drain at night before going to bed and cover overnight. The next day, if possible, try not to open it for three days.
If you must use it, spray it again in the evening and keep it covered. Three days a day.
At this time, the insects in the sewer will be basically killed. It can last for a while. Wait until there is another time to kill.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If the insect crawls out, spray it with an insecticide, and then sprinkle a circle of mothballs powder to prevent cockroaches at the mouth of the sewer, and the insects will not dare to come out when they smell this smell.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If it is the first floor, it is not easy to deal with because it is too close to the main pipe of the sewer.
For other floors, take care to keep them clean. Use the insecticide spray from the supermarket, and put a plastic pocket on the drain baffle, but change it often!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The easiest way is to pour some laundry detergent water. However, it may not be very effective for arthropods.
Like a tick, you should hurry up and buy some to spray the tick! Take all the bedding out to dry, and the mattress too!
It should be a pest of beetles, skin, hemp, cotton and other products.
Cover the drain of the toilet with a board.
Hello landlord, according to your description, it should be a blind spider.
You've seen kitchen geckos and they feel like they're like snakes. In addition, you feel that your work is unstable right now. Fear of losing your job.