Why do mosquito killers attract centipedes when sprayed in houses?

People with a little common sense and understanding of centipede habits will not have this kind of question, does the subject think that it is the exterminator that attracts centipedes? What's the fuss about if it's just attracting one or two centipedes, as long as the house environment is suitable for centipedes to survive, it's really common in rural areas.

If the environment you live in is suitable for centipedes to survive, then there are probably many more nearby, and the most important thing is that although the exterminator is aimed at the text, it is actually harmful to the centipede, either there are ingredients in the medicine that attract it, or it is not attracted by the exterminator. In addition, if the exterminator contains ingredients that are effective for martial arts, then this kind of thing will inevitably be mixed with some substances that attract centipedes, and when you spray the exterminator, the centipede senses the presence of the drug and comes out to forage for food, or to avoid the invasion of this drug, which is also possible.

Let's talk about the habits of centipedes, centipedes are carnivorous, omnivorous insects, and there are mosquitoes on its diet, when you use the exterminator to kill the mosquito, then the corpses of these mosquitoes will remain, and for the centipede, this is a good meal, so after you spray the exterminator, the mosquito dies, and the centipede comes out to eat the corpse of the mosquito, which is also possible. However, the centipede is diurnal and nocturnal, it is a little afraid of the sun, if it comes out in the daytime, it is still necessary to be vigilant, if it comes out at night, then this is its normal living habits.

So, don't think too much if it's just.

Three or five centipedes, just treat them as if they didn't happen, or just buy a little medicine that can kill centipedes and spray them again. If there are a large number of centipedes, such as 30, 50, or 100, then it is possible to consider the reason, it is estimated that there are centipede nests near your home, spraying such drugs and the increase in mosquito corpses, causing centipedes to escape, move, and come out to forage, which is possible. My personal suggestion is to check whether the pest killer is effective against centipedes, and you can basically determine why centipedes appear.

Because the centipede is an animal that likes to eat mosquitoes, when it discovered the pest killer of spraying mosquitoes, a lot of mosquito corpses appeared, so it attracted the attention of the centipede and attracted it.

Because spraying mosquito killers does not have any effect on centipedes, and centipedes prefer to eat mosquitoes.

To find out which parts of your home are very damp and a little dirty, spray more pesticides, that is, spray them all over the room, and then keep the room dry.

The exterminator has expired.

Centipedes are afraid of exterminators, but the effect of exterminators on centipedes is not very good, so it is considered that the exterminators have expired. It is also possible that the centipede senses the presence of the drug and comes out to forage for food, or to avoid the invasion of the drug.

Summary. Either there is an ingredient in the medicine that attracts it, or it is not the one that is attracted by the exterminator. In addition, if the exterminator contains ingredients that are effective for martial arts, then this kind of thing will inevitably be mixed with some substances that attract centipedes, and when you spray the exterminator, the centipede senses the presence of the drug and comes out to forage for food, or to avoid the invasion of this drug, which is also possible.

Can you kill cockroaches?

Either the drug has an ingredient that attracts it before it is built, or it is not attracted by the exterminator. In addition, if the exterminator contains ingredients that are effective for martial arts, then this kind of thing will inevitably be mixed with some substances that attract centipedes, and when you finish spraying the pesticide exterminator skin, the centipede will sense the presence of the drug and come out to forage for food, or avoid the invasion of this drug, which is also possible.

It can kill cockroaches.

So how exactly to attract centipede drugs.

Chicken feathers and offal, these can be attracted.

If the exterminator doesn't smell, it doesn't expire.

Expired exterminators do not attract centipedes.

What doesn't smell is expired.

There is a good chance that the expired ones will be attracted.

Is it possible for a high-rise residential building (excluding indoor skills, about 20 floors) no matter how tall it is.

Then I spray the expired ones, and then spray the expiration ones, can I kill the centipedes?

It's about one to two days in between.

OK.