Why do bugs stick alcohol to their bodies and die painfully 20

That's how I understand it, alcohol is volatile, at room temperature, it is very volatile, and it will take away the heat of the surrounding air, so it absorbs the heat of the insects, although it does not absorb much, but the insects themselves are very small, and when the heat is sucked out a lot, the insects will also die.

Sticking alcohol to the body of the insect will cause a painful death, because the extremely high permeability of alcohol will quickly penetrate the cells and nervous system of the worm's body, disrupting its normal function. Due to the difference in osmotic pressure, alcohol preferentially enters the respiratory and nervous systems of the insects, which have a more significant effect on them. At the same time, the toxic effect of alcohol can also have a toxic effect on the nervous system and respiratory system of the bug, interfering with its normal physiological functions.

When bugs inhale large amounts of alcohol, it can cause breathlessness and suffocation, and alcohol can also affect the bug's nervous system, interfering with its nerve transmission and control, leading to movement disorders and paralysis, and eventually death.

1.When alcohol enters the body, proteins denature (coagulate) and lose their original function.

2.Affects the nervous system.

Normal function and even the respiratory system.

3.When the concentration is higher than the concentration of the cell fluid, the cells are dehydrated and lose function.

4.Drowning. The cause may be singular or comprehensive, and the specific problem may be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

I think people who study medicine may be clearer about this question:

My answer is that there is a substance in alcohol that kills bugs.

Alcohol can denature proteins and destroy bacteria.

Insects don't drink spills! and drunk them to death with sprinkled semen.

The AIDS epidemic in China was first transmitted through the sale of blood, that is, the illegal collection and supply of blood. Later, the main mode of transmission became the sharing of unclean intravenous needles during drug use. Nearly 8 percent of new HIV cases are now sexually transmitted.

Mosquitoes transmit diseases, and there are roughly two ways of transmission: biological and mechanical. The so-called biological transmission refers to the development and multiplication of pathogens in mosquitoes, such as Japanese encephalitis virus.

However, HIV neither develops nor multiplies in mosquitoes, so it is impossible to transmit it biologically.

There are concerns that residual blood from mosquitoes' mouths may carry HIV and can be transmitted to others. However, some studies have found that the amount of residual blood on the mosquito's mouth is only milliliters, and the amount of virus is certainly insufficient. Moreover, when the blood carrying the HIV virus is inhaled by the mosquito, the HIV virus is digested, destroyed and completely disappeared by the mosquito within 2 to 3 days.

In other words, more than 200 mosquitoes bite one person with AIDS at the same time and bite another person at the same time, and that person is at risk of contracting HIV. "This is a very unlikely, of course. Mosquitoes do not transmit AIDS because HIV is only suitable for people.

and other mammals live and reproduce in the blood, it is difficult to survive once it leaves the blood, and the blood in the mosquito's body will be digested by the mosquito, so the HIV virus will not survive in the mosquito's body, therefore, the mosquito will not transmit AIDS.

No, it won't! But you also have to keep the alcohol safe. It's volatile.

You think too much ... You have a wound and think of using alcohol. It should be disinfected by alcohol.

Alcohol dehydrates cells and causes them to die. Thus destroying the bacteria. ）。

So... Even if those few worms carry germs ... It won't let you get any disease...

has been killed by alcohol ...

HIV sources are actually very vulnerable... It can be understood that seeing the light dies, and the body fluids spread in the air can't stay... Not to mention in alcohol ... Blood diseases only need to be clean and self-loving, and use clean medical tools. It's hard to be contagious

And also... That alcohol is better thrown away or used for other purposes. The presence of insects indicates that they may have been exposed to the air for a period of time. Purity is affected - disinfection ability is affected -

Many people will take some disinfection measures for newly bought household items, such as newly bought mats, which are generally wiped with cold water, detergent and alcohol, etc., and some people are washed with hot water and exposed to the sun. So, which method can really kill mites? In fact, wiping with cool water, cleaning with detergent and alcohol are ineffective against mites, because mites are not microorganisms, not bacteria and viruses, it is an animal, because it is extremely tiny, our naked eyes can not see, so many people mistakenly think that it is bacteria or viruses, thinking that alcohol and detergents can kill them.

What really kills them is the heat. The suitable temperature for mites to survive is about 24 26, as long as we use 60 hot water, we can scald them to death. You can also use a steam iron to turn it to the highest setting, and blow it against the gap of the mat, which can also kill mites.

Of course, insecticides can also kill mites, but insecticides may also harm our human body, so experts on natural enemies of mites do not recommend the use of them.

Mites are everywhere, even the cleanest and most hygienic places will have mites, mattresses and other bedding will appear after a period of time, so we should pay attention to the use of 60 hot water to clean, in order to ensure a long-lasting effect of removing mites.

There is a simple and effective way to kill mites, that is, to use a professional mite natural enemy mite removal instrument, which uses the principle of ultrasound to kill mites, the effect has been tested by the practice of the majority of consumers, it is recommended that you configure one for your home to escort the health of yourself and your family.

The tick should have died, because applying alcohol to the tick will make the tick's head relax or die. After a few minutes, remove the tick with pointed tweezers, clamp the worm from the mouthpart, and pull it quickly to remove the tick. This method is the most rapid and effective, but it requires technology, and if the operation is not good, only the body of the tick will be pulled, and the mouthparts are still in the dog's **, so it is best to go to the hospital and let the doctor deal with it.

If you find a tick, you can try to use a topical anthelmintic drug (such as the big pet on the pet or Flaney) on the back of the dog's neck, the dog beans will die, and the mouthparts will loosen and atrophy and fall off automatically. After removal**, wipe off the broken part of the inflammation and keep the area clean. This is also a very desirable method, the dog is relatively less painful, that is, it takes some time to see the effect, and the insects after death are not immediately able to fall, it is best to wait for it to take off naturally, don't be in a hurry and want to take it yourself, if you don't get it, you will leave the mouthparts on the dog, and if you can't clean it up, it will cause inflammation.

Go to the street and kill this kind of thing