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Anonymous users2024-01-24I also have it at home. The bathroom is too damp, and it would be best if there was a way to ventilate it frequently and keep it dry. If you are not afraid of trouble, the sewer mouth is usually sealed and opened when you take a bath.
Then there is not to pile up too many sundries, leave fewer dead corners, and keep it clean. As for insecticides, spray them without fear of smell, but they don't have a great effect, and the insects will crawl back from somewhere else. Go to the pharmacy where Chinese medicine is sold and buy a little realgar, centipedes are most afraid of this, it is non-toxic to people, and often sprinkles a little in the bathroom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The bathroom will be suspended for a week, and everything that can be moved will be removed.
Use dichlorvos Spray once a day 2 hours Close the door until 1 week No cockroaches and centipedes will be gone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Scald to death directly with hot water!! It's okay.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Beat it to death first and then talk about the rest.
Could it be a bloodworm ... We often use it as fish food, probably because your bathroom is too wet. >>>More
Mainly because of humidity, the humidity in the air in summer is high, so it is easy to grow this small insect, the solution is mainly to keep the ventilation, try to keep the toilet dry, but also to clean the sewer pipe regularly, general insecticides can eliminate it. If it's an outdoor toilet, sprinkle quicklime or powdered insecticide into the urinal.
2. Place anthelmintic drugs, such as mothballs and other deworming drugs, and place them in a few places in the corner of the bathroom to let the insects leave automatically. >>>More
It's normal. It is damp and has access to sewers, where centipedes can survive. >>>More
You can raise some pitcher plants at home, which eat flying insects. In the summer, there is no need to buy mosquito coils at home. >>>More