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The ingenious trick to get rid of mosquitoes from the kitchen: they do not come again

Other simple and accessible tricks to get rid of mosquitoes

Besides the trick with garlic and horseradish, there are many other methods to get rid of mosquitoes from the kitchen. These are accessible to all and ideal for keeping them away and preventing their reappearance.

  • Prepare a mosquito trap with apple cider vinegar

There is a great way to get rid of mosquitoes that settle in your house. For this, you only need few of the following products and ingredients:

  • ½ cup apple cider vinegar
  • 4 drops of dishwashing liquid

Fill a bowl or glass with apple cider vinegar and then add a few drops of dishwashing liquid. This will attract the mosquitoes to the smell and keep them trapped in the container. Once it is full of mosquitoes, don’t forget to empty it and replace its contents.

  • Repel mosquitoes with essential oils

Make another repellent from essential oils. Simply fill a spray bottle with warm water and add a few drops of tea tree, lemongrass or mint oil, which are known to repel these flying invaders. Simply spray the solution on the areas frequented by these flying insects to keep them away.

  • Why do you have a lot of mosquitoes in the kitchen?

There are several reasons for this phenomenon. Here are some things to consider:

  • You may have spoiled food that attracts mosquitoes. Be sure to throw away spoiled food and clean trash cans and sinks regularly to prevent mosquitoes from settling there.
  • You may have water leaks or food that has fallen behind appliances or under furniture, which can be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Remember to clean these areas regularly to prevent mosquitoes from settling there.
  • You may have openings that allow mosquitoes to enter your kitchen, such as cracks in the walls or windows that are not properly closed. Be sure to seal these openings to prevent mosquitoes from entering your home.

You may have plants or flowers in your kitchen that attract mosquitoes. If so, you may want to move them to another room in your home.

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