A red, slender parasite was found in the sink in the kitchen at home, what can be used to kill it?

Summary. A red, slender parasite was found in the sink in the kitchen at home, what can be used to kill it?

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With caustic soda and pipeline dredging agent, 84 will not work.

The pink does not have this red, so I washed the pigskin inside and found it, threw away all the pigskin, and now I found it again.

You can go to the pharmacy to buy the corresponding insect medicine, and pay attention to the ventilation and dryness of the kitchen.

You can also rinse the drain with concentrated salt water, which is best scalding.

What kind of insect killer, can you tell me WuXi ? Boiling water and hot oil have been tried.

You didn't give me specific information about bugs, and some pesticides are toxic in places like kitchens. If you really don't know what to buy, you can buy a concentrated pyrethroid insecticide from Green Lark.

But before using it in the kitchen, you must pay attention to the placement of kitchen utensils and do not spray them.

All right. Uh-huh.

If nematodes appear in the water, bleaching powder can be used to kill the insects.

Users living in bungalows and low floors should pay attention to the hygiene of the water environment, keep the tap water pool clean, try not to place brooms, rags and other wet objects next to the tap pool at night, and at the same time use a plug to plug the tap water pool drain to prevent bloodworms from crawling out of the sewer.

The nematode is an animal that lives in sewage. The nematode itself carries bacteria and its own excrement, which will cause gastrointestinal discomfort after eating, causing people to have diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms.

This should be a "water earthworm", sewer pipes sometimes appear, especially in houses that have lived for several years, sewer pipes are generally not cleaned by families, and they are twists and turns, and it is more common to give birth to this kind of bug. Generally, it survives in the pipeline, and at night or when the water pipe is not used for a long time, it will climb up the pipe, although it has no impact on life, but the heart is still very disgusting.

Let me teach you a method, first use boiling water to water down the sewer pipe, you have to make sure that the sewer pipe in your house is not plastic. Don't go too much at once, you can pour it for five minutes, the next thing is to disassemble the sewer, which is the place where it is connected to the underground, find something to block the exit, fill it with diluted Basi disinfectant, you can put more Basi, soak it overnight, and it is estimated that there will be no problem.

In the future, you have to pay attention, it is best not to put leftovers into the sewer pipe, especially when washing vegetables, sometimes you will not pay attention to the vegetable leaves and fall in. Maintain a hygienic environment, I don't think it will appear in the future.

I used 84 and it didn't work, and then the pipe I used was clear, and it could be kept for a year without any more red threadworms.

I use Clorox Professional Drain Booster at home, which can kill bacteria. It's also quite convenient to use, so you might as well give it a try.

It's a red threadworm! Most fish farmers at home will go to the river to catch fish and feed the fish!

Using some bleach, or disinfectant, can kill them very quickly!

Don't accumulate water in the pool! That's it.

I just buried one with a hair dryer.