What time of day is the best time of day to spray mosquitoes

The best time of the day to spray mosquitoes is noon or afternoon, because during this time period, the temperature is higher and the ultraviolet rays are stronger, and mosquitoes are generally afraid of light and heat, so they are less active during this time period, so they are easier to be killed by drugs.

In addition, 7-8 p.m. is also a good time to spray mosquitoes, because mosquitoes are usually more active at this time, and the indoor temperature and humidity are more suitable for their breeding and activity.

Of course, when using drugs to kill mosquitoes, you also need to pay attention to the following points:

1.Choose the right drug: According to different environments and mosquito species, choose the right drug and concentration to avoid improper use of the drug ineffective or harmful to the human body.

2.Pay attention to safety measures: When using drugs to kill mosquitoes, avoid direct contact with drugs, and it is best to wear gloves, masks and other protective equipment. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the storage of medicines to avoid children from eating or polluting the environment.

3.Clean up the environment regularly: In order to reduce mosquito breeding and activities, the environment needs to be cleaned regularly, including removing garbage, cleaning up aquatic plants, etc.

In short, when spraying pesticides to kill mosquitoes, it is necessary to choose the appropriate time and method according to the actual situation, and pay attention to safety and hygiene.

Winter is the best time to get rid of mosquitoes.

Different species of mosquitoes overwinter in different ways, some overwinter with eggs, while others overwinter with adults or mosquito larvae. Mosquitoes that overwinter as adults stop breeding when the temperature drops below 10 and gather in warm, moist places to hide and have a metabolism that minimizes to survive the cold winter.

When the next spring flowers bloom and the temperature warms, the surviving adult mosquitoes begin to suck blood, lay eggs, and reproduce offspring. Although there are slight differences in the wintering methods of different mosquito species, mosquitoes in a region have four characteristics: female mosquitoes do not suck blood, ovaries do not develop, fat bodies accumulate in the body, and no male mosquitoes produce four characteristics, and they enter the overwintering state.

Points to note for mosquito control in winter

In winter, mosquito control should pay attention to eliminating all kinds of stagnant water, clean up plastic boxes, tires, pots, tree holes, small potholes and other stagnant water in the indoor and outdoor environment, replace the water source of aquatic plant breeding pots, and eliminate mosquito breeding sites that overwinter with larvae and insect eggs. For some water bodies that cannot be removed or replaced (such as rainwater wells, fire pools, underground gutters, etc.), mosquito larvae such as bethion and disulfon can be put to kill the overwintering mosquito larvae.

In addition, overwintering adult mosquitoes are inactive, mostly hidden in the corners of walls, under tables, and on the back of cabinets, and can often clean some items that are not often moved, and use tools such as swatting or electric mosquito swatters and vacuum cleaners to kill mosquitoes hidden in the corners of the home. It is worth mentioning that in the gathering places of overwintering adult mosquitoes, such as the corridor on the ground floor of residential buildings, basements, underground parking garages, residents' indoor toilets, kitchens, and under beds.

Insecticides such as cypermethrin and cyhalothrin suspensions can be sprayed to kill, and aerosol insecticides can also be used for spraying in indoor rooms.

When the weather gets colder, some mosquitoes, flies and their larvae hide in underground bomb shelters, garbage pipes, etc., which are the most conducive to complete culling.

It should have been around 7 o'clock in the evening.

Because mosquitoes have a strong regularity, they usually come into the house around 5 a.m. and 7 p.m. to forage for food. Therefore, at about 7 o'clock in the evening, mosquito activity is more rampant, you can use this time period to close the house, light mosquito coils or mosquito drugs, the family go out to hide for a while, and come back after half an hour to an hour, so that the mosquitoes can be killed and the efficiency is relatively fast.