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Anonymous users2024-01-24The best thing is to close the door first, and people don't go in, and wait until the insects inside are almost dead, and then go in. Then open the door and allow for good air circulation.
Try spraying some laundry detergent water, it is said to work, I sprayed it on Monday, and it works so far, and I am still observing. >>>More
After spraying insecticides at home, you need to close the room for 30 minutes, and after the insecticide effect is fully exerted, open the window for ventilation, and generally wait for the smell of the insecticide to spread and disappear before entering the room. The specific ventilation time should be determined according to the ventilation conditions at that time. For well-ventilated buildings, a few minutes is sufficient; For poorly ventilated places such as basements, it may take longer. >>>More
It's better to take it out, now pesticides can't be non-toxic! You can use other methods to get rid of insects, the kind you want to dip, I've used it at home, I forgot what it's called, and the smell attracts cockroaches and ants.
It is not poisoning, and the pesticides are all low toxicity.
Of course, you have to wash it again and then boil it.