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Anonymous users2024-01-24I've seen this bug that often appears in damp areas of the bathroom, such as the sink or the corner of the wall, and it's gray-black like a thread that's about five millimeters long, and I suggest you wipe down the bug-infested area and keep it dry, and the bug isn't a mosquito, it's a moth, and you can scald it to death with hot water, and then dry it as I said.
Moth gnats, also known as moths and midges, are common flying insects in toilets, toilets, and toilets. The number of gnats can be controlled as long as the container is drained and the outdoor gutter is kept unblocked. >>>More
It's best not to go barefoot, it's better to get rid of bugs completely.
I know what you mean by bug but I don't know what it's called, but that kind of bug gets wet. >>>More
Spray with soapy water or wind oil essence mixed with water.
It should be a silk worm.
Causes: 1. Due to the poor management of the water tank or other secondary water supply facilities, it is not cleaned in time and causes pollution, which is easy to breed red nematodes. >>>More