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How To Get Rid Of Mosquito Naturally And Safely

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Besides giving coolness, certain plants are able to help get rid of mosquitoes, especially on the outside of the house. This method may be effective to try. The use of anti-mosquito, either smeared or sprayed on the skin may be more preferred because it effectively repel mosquitoes. But, products made ​​from chemicals in general are toxic, can cause skin irritation, and leave the smell.


Not a few of us who have cough caused mosquito coils because of excessive smoke production, or who feel disturbed breathing every time the mosquito spraying into the room, there is also experiencing allergies, and even some that were poisoned after a while smell mosquito repellent . Therefore, it is recommended to use natural ingredients only. Besides being more effectively repel mosquitoes, also without any side effects.

Plants to get rid of mosquitoes naturally


1. Geranium
This plant has the Latin name of pelargonium citrosa commonly planted outside the house which contains citronella to repel mosquitoes. If swaying or wind, healian leaves can produce a distinctive aroma. Geranium Plants at least has three variants, namely citrosa mosquito fighter, cirosa queen of lemon, and citrosa lady diana.

2. Lavender
Purple, lavender scent issued to avoid mosquito bites. Rub lavender flowers to the skin. The body would be relatively protected from mosquito bites. Because fragrant aroma, lavender is also often used as aromatherapy.

3. Lemongrass
Lemongrass Plants not only reliable in the kitchen as a spice in cooking, stem and leaves it can also be used to repel mosquitoes. Keep in mind, lemongrass plants containing substances, such as geraniol, metilheptenon, terpenes, terpene-alcohols, organic acids, and especially is citronellal. Citronellal had contact toxicity. As a contact poison, citronellal mosquitoes can cause death due to loss of fluid constantly.

4. Zodia
zodia (Evodia suaveolens) is known from Papua. Papuan people used to rub the skin with certain zodia leaves before going into the forest to be protected from the attacks of insects, especially mosquitoes. Zodia contains evodiamine and rutaecarpine. According to the Research Institute for Spices and Medicinal Plants, oil distilled from the leaves zodia, contains linalool which can help repel mosquitoes. Typically, these plants are grown in pots and plants grown indoors (indoor plant). But, no matter if the plant is grown in the yard.

5. Rosemary
Rosemary is able to issue a distinctive smell that mosquitoes hate. These plants will grow well in the sun and in need of water. Rosemary flowers planted in pots or suitable land near a window or door.

Another Tips To Get Rid of Mosquito


1. Maximize natural light and air circulation

The nature of the mosquito is like nesting in humid, cold, and dark. Therefore try to be building a house has air circulation and natural lighting. In addition to the windows, use of glass tile, transparent fiber glassblock and can maximize natural of lighting in the bathroom or other room.

2. Eliminate puddle around the home
  • All water reservoirs around the house, such as bathtubs, buckets, jars, flower pots or mats should be drained regularly once a week and cover tightly so as not to be a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
  • Trash and scrap which can collect rain water can be recycled. Also make sure the gutters and the gutters free from debris and stagnant water.
  • Pool in the park could be given some fish as a natural predator of mosquito larvae.

3. Keep your house and surroundings
  • Avoid hanging clothes on hangers in a long time because it can be a cozy shelter for mosquitoes.
  • For health, livestock should be kept separate from the house or made ​​a separate enclosure
4. Crop plants are too dense
  • Leafy plants that could become the preferred dwelling mosquito, because it leaves pangkaslah too dense periodically.
  • Some types of plants such as Lavender, Geranium, Zodia, and Basil has a scent that really hated mosquitoes.

5. Prevent mosquitoes by installing mosquito netting in the vents or windows.

6. Use mosquito repellent that is safe.
  • Put mosquito repellent with a distance of 1.5 meters from the man. 
  • Ensure good air circulation so that anti mosquito, mosquito coils or spray, do not interfere with breathing.

How To Get Rid Of Mosquito Bites The Natural Way

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Avoid scratching to get rid of mosquito bites. Scratching mosquito bites will damage the skin, especially if your fingers dirty, thus increasing the risk of infection, says Dr. Neal B. Schultz, a dermatologist practicing in New York City. Scratching actually create more inflammation, increase the desire to scratch more and give worse pain.

Mosquito bites can make our skin becomes itchy and turn into bumps on the skin surface. In some cases, bites can turn into a lasting scar. The problem arises when the bite is very visible, for example in the hands, face or feet. But do not worry there are some tips to overcome mosquito bites naturally


Tips to get rid of mosquito bites naturally


1. Ice
Surprisingly cold therapy will relieve the itching and prevent swelling. Wrap a piece of ice with a paper towel and apply to the skin bitten by mosquitoes. It can help to reduce swelling and skin irritation.

2. Essential oils
Tea tree oil is anti-inflammatory so the oil can combat itching, swelling and pain. Even seemingly oil also has antibacterial and antiviral properties that can help prevent infection in the bite.

Lavender oil can also help. Lavender is the most versatile of all kinds of essential oil, once applied to the skin can help reduce inflammation and pain and prevent infection.

3. Vinegar
Vinegar can help stop the itch, Schultz said. Schultz also recommend including 2-3 cups of vinegar in a tub of warm water to treat all bites or put a few drops of vinegar on cotton and applied to the bite. Better yet, if you use apple cider vinegar.

4. Honey
This natural sweetener is well known for its many health benefits, including anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties so it is not surprising that honey can also reduce mosquito bites.

5. Tea bag
In addition to reducing puffiness under the eyes, tea bags can also reduce swelling mosquito bite, said Schultz. The content of tannins in tea serves as an astringent that pulls out the liquid from the bite.

6. Baking Soda
Try to dissolve baking soda into a warm bath and soak for 30 minutes or it could be by mixing baking soda in a little water and then applied directly to the bite.

7. Bacillus
This natural aromatic leaves containing camphor and thymol, two compounds that can reduce itching, light Schultz. You can crush some leaves and rub it on the bite or buying essential the oil.

8. Lemons and Lemonade
According to experts, this fruit is anti-itching, antibacterial and antimicrobial. Juice or fruit peelings both can kill all kinds of bacteria.

9. Peppermint
Maybe you've heard that toothpaste can relieve the itching, but maybe it was due to his mint scent that works. If you do not want to spend your toothpaste, try a drop of essential oil or a paste made of crushed peppermint leaves.

10. Aloe Vera
Aloe vera is usually used to relieve the condition of sunburn, but aloe vera is also not to be overlooked in treating bites, This plant is very good to overcome the itching and swelling, it is really very soothing.

11. Mixture of geranium oil and neroli oil
Mix five drops of geranium oil, three drops of neroli oil, and three tablespoons of face cream you usually use. Geranium is an antiseptic that reduces inflammation. In combination with other materials, geraniums will keep the skin supple and help make stains less noticeable. Combine with witch hazel on mosquito bites to reduce swelling and itching.

How to prevent mosquito bites


Various chemical based products offered to repel mosquitoes in your home. However, the materials used in the product are clearly less safe and risky for health. Here is a more natural tips to prevent mosquito bites.

Coconut coir
From the first, dried coconut husk is used as a mosquito repellent. How, burn dried coconut husks to remove smoke and let stand for 5-6 minutes. Mosquitoes will go all the way from the room. Although smoky, coconut coir is clearly more natural and safe for your health.

CamphorSulfur is the main enemy of the mosquito. Such materials can be found in the camphor. Burn camphor in the room you want, wait for a few minutes and feel the comfort of the room without a mosquito in your house.

Kerosene and camphor
The smell of kerosene or kerosene is not pleasant. Therefore kerosene mixed with camphor, then spray it all over the room. Naturally, the mosquitoes will leave and you also avoid bites.
 

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