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Whenever our sellers name their product as "Safe" "gentle" or "care", you have to be even more wary & cautious. Sometimes the known devil is better than the unknown. A mosquito net & a mosquito racket are better options.I found this one to be somewhat effective. Has strong scent which I don't like. Got it from a friend. Don't know from where did he get it from.
But while sleeping, I prefer to use mosquito net and tuck all the sides properly under the mattress.
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Completely agree with you Nitin.Whenever our sellers name their product as "Safe" "gentle" or "care", you have to be even more wary & cautious. Sometimes the known devil is better than the unknown. A mosquito net & a mosquito racket are better options.
For sleep and only in a bedroom with door closed, you can try what we do. Half an hour before your sleeping time, put off the lights in the bedroom, and spray Hit (mosquito) only in the bedroom and then close its door immediately. Wait for 10 mins (very important). Then open the door fully, keep the lights off and turn the fan on at full speed. Keep doors and lights of other rooms (eg living room or kitchen open/on. The mosquitoes wouid rush outside the bedroom to these other rooms. Close the bedroom door after 10 more minutes. You are ready to enter your bedroom and sleep as long as you don’t open the door for long through the night.Searched the forum and found a few analogies and one thread: https://www.hifivision.com/threads/indoor-plants.64573/post-712137
- Analogies -
- My own pain -
- We've got sliding windows with one net window, but one human slip up (parents, family, maid or single Ring of doorbell in evening) and the precautions go for a toss.
- Also are there some gaps that most average folks miss out?
.. between/ junction of sliding windows / A/C in out air control vents - / Exhaust Fans etc?
- We've gone off the Tortoise & AllOut/ GoodK mats due to toxic chemical concerns
- Have used Odomos/ GK lotion when traveling/ outdoors for holidays - Am told Neem Oil should work but..
Dont like it but have resorted to mosquito nets to get un-interrupted sleep; worse feeling when finally feeling half asleep and they pop into / around years neck and..
WRT Mosquito Nets I am a bit new/ amateur as we never saw or used them at home in Mumbai ever before so no internal wisdom on it. Hence asking.
I am the first & only in family to use/ try it now:
2 types:
They both are cumbersome to fit every night
Cumbersome to get in and out of - bathroom or so on.
Considering one of the Hanging Types- that hopefully allow quick easy in / out from underneath.
Rectangular (4 corner strings) or
CIrcle/ Round nets (central ring with string - fan attach maybe)
I am guessing White or Ivory colors would be better to spot any flying intruders?
Any ideas / hacks on hanging also welcome;
I was thinking magnetic/ S hooks etc. retractable cord/ cable etc?
Any experience or ideas on this space that can help with a design is welcome
Ever since you cautioned us against the use of camphor, we've been using this spray with tremendous success. Highly recommended!Camphor too is a hazard in many cases of usage. Google is your friend - use it!
During the evenings we use Citronella drops in water on a ceramic diffuser with tea lights under it as a mood setter as well as an effective mosquito deterrent. But we always have ventilation through windows that have nets installed. This doesn’t generate fumes unlike incense sticks.Iam using Comfort ( Citronella & Lemon grass ) incense sticks (bought in Amazon), find it very effective .Keep the room totally closed, light 2 of them at a time, occupy the room after sometime.