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Anonymous users2024-01-241 All small insects are called moth midges, which generally breed in sewers and are more common in bathrooms and bathrooms at home, but this insect will not bite people. Tian Keqin, a technician at the Insect Museum, told reporters that the bathroom environment is very dark and damp, and it is very easy to breed all kinds of insects and molds, among which mites and molds are the most likely to cause people to have allergic symptoms, and they generally attach to wet bath towels and clothes, resulting in adverse reactions to the skin. And some people with allergies can also be allergic to certain insects.
Mr. Qiu, the head of Shengzan Biotech, a professional pest control company, said that the use of commonly used spray insecticides is more effective in removing this small insect.
Mainly because of humidity, the humidity in the air in summer is high, so it is easy to grow this kind of small insects, the solution: ventilation, try to keep the toilet dry, but also clean the sewer pipes, if it doesn't work, you can also try insecticides.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is simple, the factory I used to work in was in the countryside. We've got a trick, it's simple.
Find a watering can with some dish soap in it, not a lot. Then fill with water. Squirt directly and die immediately.
I don't know why, but that's what the factory used to do. Little bugs are super afraid of dish soap.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Bugs like humid environments, so there is.
Seal the drain pipe connection and spray some insecticide.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This small flying insect lives in the sewers, and if the sewers are dry, they will be gone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20This one came from the sewer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Pay attention, change the toilet paper basket frequently, pay attention to the cleanliness and freshness of the toilet, you can generally put an end to those annoying little bugs, and pay more attention to the environment outside the bathroom!
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Spray one side with all invincible or insecticide first, and then put some mothballs in the corner of the bathroom and it's OK to pull!
That's because I didn't do a good job of waterproofing!
Be ventilated, otherwise there will be a smell!
It is not a snail that has no shell, it is a slug, which is common in the south, especially in the last two months, when there is a lot of rain and humid air. When I was young, I often played with slugs, and when I grew up, I looked weird and disgusting.
As we all know, there will be water in the bathroom every day, washing, bathing or something, there is a lot of water, the bathroom is often wet, waterproof must be done, the tile is waterproof, so you can paste it, if you don't stick it, it is easy to get damp and moldy, it looks very ugly, and you may not want to go into the bathroom to wash and go to the toilet, and it is easy to cause the wall skin to fall off, which is a very dangerous thing. >>>More
Dark red?
Running out of the sewers. >>>More