TOP 4 NATURAL WAYS TO KEEP MOSQUITOES AWAY !!
Come monsoon and every where you see these tiny yet the most dangerous creatures that are responsible for spreading dengue , malaria , chikanguniya, yellow fever and Zika virus , which is lethal . They are mainly seen in this season because they mate when it's humid. According to WHO , malaria alone was responsible for 438000 deaths .
How to get rid of #mosquitoes #Naturally at #home
• Mosquitoes don't like the smell of basil leaves. You can crush some basil leaves and apply it on your body . Another method , make its paste or chop them and spray /spread them in your room / house.
• Mosquitos don't like clove's smell either. Boil 1 teaspoon of clove powder for 10-15 minutes in a glass of water and spray it in your room or apply that water after it cools , on your body . You may apply clove oil also.
• Cut a lemon into four parts . Insert 8 cloves in each part and place them in the corners of your room .
• Peppermint / Pudina's smell also repels mosquitoes. Apply it in the method as Basil leaves.
Come monsoon and every where you see these tiny yet the most dangerous creatures that are responsible for spreading dengue , malaria , chikanguniya, yellow fever and Zika virus , which is lethal . They are mainly seen in this season because they mate when it's humid. According to WHO , malaria alone was responsible for 438000 deaths .
How to get rid of #mosquitoes #Naturally at #home
• Mosquitoes don't like the smell of basil leaves. You can crush some basil leaves and apply it on your body . Another method , make its paste or chop them and spray /spread them in your room / house.
• Mosquitos don't like clove's smell either. Boil 1 teaspoon of clove powder for 10-15 minutes in a glass of water and spray it in your room or apply that water after it cools , on your body . You may apply clove oil also.
• Cut a lemon into four parts . Insert 8 cloves in each part and place them in the corners of your room .
• Peppermint / Pudina's smell also repels mosquitoes. Apply it in the method as Basil leaves.
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