What should I do if I find a tick at home, what should I do if I find a tick at home

If there are ticks in the house, you can eliminate them in the following ways.

1. Clean and disinfect well; Clause.

2. Disinfect the clothes at home with hot water; Clause.

3. Deworm the pets at home; Clause.

4. Use disinfectant powder at home.

1. Clean and disinfect well;

First of all, the tick itself is very small, and it is difficult to see with the naked eye, so when we find that there are ticks in the house, we must clean the room thoroughly, in addition to sweeping and mopping the floor, but also use disinfectant to clean the floor of the room, so as to ensure that the ticks on the ground are completely eliminated.

2. Disinfect the clothes at home with hot water;

Secondly, in addition to cleaning the floor, we also have to clean the clothes, bed sheets, **, sofa cushions and other things that are in close contact with people in the room. Generally speaking, the washing machine cannot wash off ticks, so we have to soak these clothes in hot water before washing, and it is best to add some anticides in the washing process, so as to completely eliminate ticks. In addition, after washing the clothes with antiseptics, you must remember to wash them several times to avoid toxins remaining on the clothes**.

3. Deworm the pets at home;

Usually ticks appear in the house because of the pets at home, so we must do regular deworming for the pets at home. Generally, pet cats will not appear ticks, after all, cats themselves are very clean, ticks most often appear on dogs, so dogs at home should pay special attention, so as not to grow ticks on dogs.

4. Use pesticides at home.

Finally, even if we have thoroughly cleaned the hygiene of the home, and at the same time cleaned the clothes and quilts at home, then we should not relax our vigilance, or spray more pyrinidine insecticides at home, especially in corners, crevices and other places, so that the ticks can be completely eliminated.

Clean up the sanitary dead corners and see if there are any. It can be sprayed with dichlorvos, malathion, thiophos, etc. In forest areas, the use of 666 aerosol agent has good results, and livestock can regularly take medicinal baths to kill ticks.

Hexahexacalyptic powder is a prohibited pesticide. **Apply or spray Luofu Mountain Baicao Oil in the room can effectively prevent tick bites.

Put some shells in the place where the tick is found

Abalone shells are best.

Buy some pesticides! Clean up at home!

1. Once you find that a tick has bitten, remember not to pull it hard to deal with it roughly, to prevent the scratch, or leave the tick's head inside.

2. The correct method is to apply alcohol to the tick to relax or die the head of the tick, and then remove the tick with pointed tweezers; Or use cigarette butts and incense sticks to gently scald the exposed part of the tick so that its head slowly withdraws on its own.

What to do if you have a tick in your home and are accidentally bitten.

3. After removing the tick, use iodine or alcohol for local disinfection to prevent bacterial infection, and observe the physical condition at any time.

4. For the ticks removed or the ticks that are free on the wall and ground, do not touch them directly with your hands, or even squeeze them, but use tweezers or other tools to pick them up and burn them to death; If you accidentally come into contact with ticks, especially the effluent after the ticks are crowded, you should use iodine or alcohol for local disinfection.

How to prevent ticks at home:

1. First tidy up the house, put the dirty clothes into hot water to wash, ticks often cling to the dirty clothes or sheets, put any clothes or sheets you suspect ticks into the washing machine to wash, try to avoid throwing dirty clothes on the ground, if you suspect ticks on any clothes or sheets, do not put them in the laundry basket, because this will spread the ticks to other clothes and the laundry basket. Put them directly in the washing machine.

2. Clean the house from top to bottom. The next step is to clean the whole house as thoroughly as possible from top to bottom. Clean the bed boards, sweep the dust from the corners and sweep all the floors with a broom, mop and vacuum cleaner, a vacuum cleaner will be a great helper in the process of removing ticks, because you can use the vacuum cleaner to suck ticks out of the whole room, whether it's pets' mattresses, cracks in floors and walls, wainscoting and ceiling lines, or up and down furniture.

Just remember to throw away the vacuum bag later.

3. Spray the house with Pelin, once the house is cleaned and tidyed, you may have removed many ticks, but you still need to use the insecticide to eliminate any residual ticks and their eggs, if you want to get rid of the eggs and larvae of the ticks, you need to spray the insecticide in all corners of the house, sprinkle a little more insecticide around the pet's mattress, this is the favorite spawning ground of the ticks, spray this insecticide in all corners of the house, do not leave out carpets and curtains, as well as tables, chairs and sofas underneath.

Many grassland and pasture workers will use the method of pasture isolation, such as completely removing some places where ticks like to eat or stay, and filling some weeds, ground cracks and other places by manual methods.

Some rodents are hunted and if you find ticks at home, you can thoroughly clean the house, maintain cleanliness, sprinkle boiling water appropriately, and pour all the furniture. This method is the most common method, which can quickly and effectively eliminate ticks, such as spraying a large area with some pesticides, and the more common one is pelin, which can quickly kill ticks. There are also forestry areas that use a biopesticide to kill ticks, which is colorless, odorless and, crucially, not toxic to humans.

Although it can be eliminated with drugs or other methods when ticks are infested, it is not a good way to completely stop the spread of ticks fundamentally, and you can pay proper attention to the hygiene and protective measures in the area where you live to ensure a good and clean environment.

Tick habits.

The larvae, nymphs, male and female adults of ticks all suck blood. Hosts include terrestrial mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, with some species attacking the human body. Most tick species have a wide range of hosts, such as Ixodes all-groove, which includes 200 species of mammals, 120 species of birds, and a few reptiles.

Ticks often have a certain selectivity in the parasitic site of the host, generally in the thinner part of the host, which is not easy to be scratched.

Ixodes ticks mostly attack the host during the day, and the blood-sucking time is longer than that of the elder brother, which usually takes several days. Soft ticks mostly attack the host at night and suck blood for a short time, usually a few minutes to 1 hour. The tick sucks a large amount of blood, and it can swell several times to dozens of times after being saturated with blood at each developmental stage, and the female Ixodes can even reach more than 100 times.