Mosquitos keeping you up at night? Here’s a creative, eco-friendly, non-toxic way to keep your home mosquito free! And it also doubles up as a pleasant fragrance while keeping those bloodsuckers away...
You need never buy refills for your plug-in mosquito killer again, nor worry about what toxins and chemicals are being expelled into the air by sprays or smoke coils.
Tried and tested...the peel of an orange or tangerine, cut into the shape of the refill, does a perfect job as an insect repellent (orange peel extract is used in spray solutions). Orange oil is pretty fragrant, as anyone who stands in the same room when someone is peeling citrus may notice. Just place the peel in the slot, plug in the mosquito killer and enjoy a peaceful sleep guarded by a non-chemical solution!
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Also if you just keep a fan going circulating bedroom air at night, the mosquitos won't be able to find you. They use the concentrations of CO2 from our exhalation to find us.
Was the Raid plug cleaned first??
The fan thing doesn't actually work - we sleep with 3 fans in our room (it's been quite hot & humid at night and we don't have a/c), AND we sleep under a mosquito net, and I still get bitten. Haven't quite managed to figure out how they get through the net, but the other morning I woke up to find one crawling underneath the next next to the mattress. Desperate bugs.
I've tried similar natural, scent-based plug-ins, and they seem to work OK (though not perfectly), but the smell is too strong to deal with while sleeping so we usually plug them in up until we go to bed.
Mrs. Meyers Clean Day Geranium Soap is by far the best mosquito repellent I have ever used. I spent a summer in the jungle and was surprised at how much more effective the soap was than store bought repellents. You can buy the soap in most hardware stores and some grocery stores.
I am going to try this not to repel bugs but just to make my room smell good.