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Anonymous users2024-01-24Visual: Humid environment - springtails.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The photo is too small to judge the type and the specific situation.
Generally speaking, the dark and damp environment in the tile joints is suitable for certain organisms to reproduce.
Treatment: First wipe the tiles dry and spray them with insect repellent solution. Clean up after an hour. You can spray some disinfectant water.
If not, scald it with boiling water or burn it. Clean it up again. Keep the brick surface dry and ventilated.
In fact, drying and ventilation is the key to cut off the breeding environment from the source.
I used to have a dustpan in the bathroom, and I had to sweep it back in two or three days, and my house was also on the first floor. >>>More
Insecticide mixed with water, (dichlorvos mixed with water is better) floor drain filled, once a week 3 times in a row can generally be eradicated.
It is caused by unhygienic or unclean toilets, so it is recommended to rinse them with hydrochloric acid or go to the supermarket to buy a special detergent.
Damp, not ventilated, with garbage and debris. Sweep and keep it clean and dry.
To get straight to the point, although I can't see what kind of small bug the picture is, it is certain that it is not a cockroach larvae, cockroach larvae do not have such a slender body, and cockroach larvae are mini boards of large cockroaches.