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Anonymous users2024-01-24Is it a tapeworm, I don't know, I've seen the stagnant water next to the school toilet, white, thin and short, we directly sprayed a lot of insecticidal water, the poison is not SI it still can't choke it?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Ordinary pesticides will do, and if you don't have them, sprinkle some salt.
Leech (leech planarian), also known as "Heavenly Snake", was known as "Earth Gu" in ancient times. It is not poisonous and harmless to people. >>>More
Maggots. Sanitize with quicklime, and other medicines, this thing will fly for a long time. Vermin.
In the local dialect, it is called pot kidney, which is a kind of place that likes yin and tide, and is mostly seen in the toilet and kitchen in the family. Looks a bit like a cricket. >>>More
The insects in the toilet are gnats, also known as moth midges and hair midges, and are also commonly known as gutter flies because they often breed in sewers, septic tanks, floor drains and other environments, and moths mainly breed in shallow waters rich in spoilage organic matter, commonly found in kitchen and bathroom pools, floor drains, living room bonsai water trays, outdoor septic tanks, sewers, potholes, etc. The common species in the house are the white-spotted gnats and the star-spotted gnats, and the body size of the former is significantly larger than that of the latter. Due to the weak flight power of gnats, the moths in the home generally invade in the form of larvae or pupae through broken toilet urinals (septic tanks) and floor drains, pools and other pipes, among which the sewer drain of the toilet is the main invasion channel. >>>More
Is it termite? If so, you have to hire a professional, if you buy a better insecticide, it will work!