After summer arrives, there will be more and more mosquitoes, and people have invented many methods to repel mosquitoes. Especially during this period, the most popular mosquito repellent method is to use mosquito repellent water and a expanding fragrance stick together, but are these two things really safe and effective when used together?

Principle of use

      In fact, the function of the expanding fragrance stick is to evenly distribute mosquito repellent toilet water into the air, using the principle of drug volatilization to form a gas barrier around the air. This barrier will interfere with the hemical sensors of mosquito antennae to sense the human body, thereby avoiding mosquito bites.

      However, this method has a certain repellent effect on mosquitoes within a certain range, but long-term indoor use requires timely ventilation to avoid excessive inhalation by the human body due to frequent use.

Principle of mosquito repellent toilet water

      The main ingredient that plays a mosquito repellent role in mosquito repellent toilet water is DEET, which belongs to the category of pesticides and should be used normally within the concentration range required by the country. It generally does not have any impact on physical health.

      However, it is worth noting that infants and young children should not inhale mosquito repellent flower dew for a long time. Infants under 2 months old are prohibited from using mosquito repellent. It is recommended to use mosquito repellent with a concentration of 10% to 30% between 2 months old and 12 years old. The concentration used for infants over 12 years old is no different from that for adults.

What should be noted when using mosquito repellent?

1.Mosquito repellent flower dew is highly toxic when taken orally and should be avoided from ingestion.

2.People with skin wounds and dermatitis should avoid using it.

3.When using mosquito repellent water, it should be diluted appropriately to ensure safety.