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Anonymous users2024-01-24Spray all corners with 84 disinfectant, and spray the floor drain too! The floor drain is filled with water!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Change the mosquito-proof floor drain, (also anti-odor) check whether there is a reverse bend in the water under the wash basin, and there is no way to solve it. Clean thoroughly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Spray some medicine and leave all the windows open.
I don't know if it's a moth midge, this flying insect mostly lives in damp and dark places, and it is very common in toilets and sewers at home. >>>More
That kind of insect is called moth midge, which likes to inhabit damp and dark places, and is relatively dull, and people who are prone to allergies are easy to cause skin allergies when bitten by it. >>>More
I have also noticed that I have this problem at home, most of which are in the dark corners of the bathroom that are easy to get wet, or in the sewer pipes, if a fake floor drain is used, then there will also be such a thing, it is recommended that you flush it with salt water every three to five days, and you can clean it once a month after you don't have it.
If there are small flying insects in the toilet, the first thing is to keep the toilet dry, and it is better to have stagnant water on the floor, and then it is necessary to ventilate frequently to maintain air circulation, and then it is necessary to make it clean, and the most important thing is to use insecticides in time.
If there are small flying insects in the toilet, the first thing is to keep the toilet dry, and it is better to have stagnant water on the floor, and then it is necessary to ventilate frequently to maintain air circulation, and then it is necessary to make it clean, and the most important thing is to use insecticides in time.