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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is a water insect that has been damp for a long time and is a breeding ground for sewage, so wash it thoroughly with a disinfectant. The toilet is a long-term wet place, and attention should be paid to hygiene and cleanliness.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is the kind of little flying insect larva that flies like a mosquito, and in a few days it will shed its skin and fly!
Messy dreams, too much activity during the day, or brain fatigue.
It is a moth midge, a small to small hairy or scaly sub-horned suborder insects, including important health pests such as the blood-sucking sandfly and the common indoor moth midge. The larvae are slender and cylindrical, full-headed, footless, valve-type or post-valve-like at both ends, with 12 16 segments of the body, with ossified tablets on the dorsal side of the body, often with bulging processes on the flank surface to help move, and posterior valve-like valves on a short thick tube. >>>More
Thorough removal of debris;
In the early stage, the floor and walls were repeatedly washed, leaving no dead corners and keeping them clean; >>>More
It's not good to have toilets at both ends, which everyone knows.
1.There are several methods of physical maggot extermination. (1) Drowning: >>>More