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Anonymous users2024-01-24It should be a black-breasted scattered termite, a kind of termite, 2 to 3 times longer than the average ant, the whole body is black or reddish-brown, the wings are light and transparent, about 1/3 longer than the body, and they like light.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Some kind of termite will fall off on its own if it finds a good place after it flies. If it is more troublesome, you can consult a professional pest control agency.
In a pollution-free environment, it is easy to hatch eggs, these insects may be filled with a grain husk for the core of the pillow, if it is not disinfected, then there will be a large number of eggs in it, and when the temperature and humidity are suitable, it will hatch into an adult.
A bit like a rice worm, you can move the furniture out to dry, or use a small amount of insecticide solution to drop into the insect moth hole, or use paraffin oil to apply it for 10 days, or you can use sharp pepper or pepper to mash it into the powder and stuff it into the insect eater hole. (Remember not to use insecticides and paraffin oil for tableware such as cabinets). >>>More
First of all, clean up the fallen food residues. Leftovers that you can't eat are put in the refrigerator or sealed with a plastic mold. It's easy to attract ants if you have something to eat. Then spray the insecticide (available in supermarkets) along the edge of the wall or in the place where the ants gather.
Moths, also known as gnats, are common flying insects in toilets. (The larvae in the picture) - usually from the sewers. It can be destroyed with pesticides and hot water. Finally, flush the sewer pipe with hot water, so that the larvae, pupae and other dead ...... inside
Explain that your tap water is pumped directly from the river, which is a larva of an insect.