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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's rare to meet a person who once tried to sprinkle salt, it was too troublesome, and it turned watery and had to wipe it disgusting.
It is usually a matter of grabbing it with several layers of paper and throwing it in the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are molluscs in the bathroom, it is estimated that the worm (yányóu), commonly known as the slug, is a common mollusk with a lot of water in the body (almost 85% of the body of the worm is water), when we sprinkle salt on it, because the concentration of salt is greater than the concentration of water in its body, it will suck out all the water in its body (it is also dead), so we look like it has turned into a pool of water.
Tip: Spray some insecticide in the bathroom when you go to bed or before going to work in the morning and close the door. Wake up the next day or open it again after work and let the bathroom air before going inside.
That's also maggots, a relatively large one, raw flies are not the usual kind, you can pour some dichlorvos or something in the toilet pit pesticides can be killed, and can prevent regeneration, but there are poultry medicine pay attention to poultry, pigs and dogs or something to prevent accidental ingestion poisoning!!
A gnat, or his larvae.
The larvae of the white-spotted gnats and star-spotted gnats breed mainly in shallow waters containing putrefactive organic matter in urban areas, septic tanks, cesspools, side spaces, bathroom washbasins, stagnant floors, kitchen sinks, damp rags, etcand so on, and a large number of gnats can be cultivated. Outdoor gnats larvae can also be found in silt gutters, septic tanks, and some containers of stagnant water with high organic matter. Most of the adult gnats that emerge are parked on the nearby walls. >>>More
Weevils, which are in the family, should grow out of a certain type of grain, such as rice elephants. Removal method: Find the source of the insect to remove. This is not aggressive towards people.
Gnats larvae.
Gnats larvae (not parasites, don't worry) live in sewage rich in organic matter and are not directly harmful to humans. >>>More
The larvae of moths and midges are washed on the ground with boiling water, especially dead ends, drains.