Will mosquito sprays have an impact on the home?

There is no impact. Sprays refer to the dosage form that uses compressed air or inert gas as the power to spray the liquid with a non-metallic sprayer. Different from aerosols, aerosols are sprayed with propellants, such as hydrochlorofluorocarbons (not used nowadays), hydrofluoroalkanes, dimethyl ethers, etc.

No. Don't squirt in one place.

Generally, it doesn't, only the kind that is very bad and harmful to the body, and the respiratory ducts are also infected.

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Problem description: And how harmful is it to fall on food (a little), and will the effective insecticidal ingredients accumulate in the human body?

Analysis: Nowadays, many people do not have enough understanding of the harm of mosquito killers, thinking that it is fragrant, has no unpleasant smell, and will not be poisonous. In order to pursue sales, some manufacturers advertise some mosquito killers as non-toxic and harmless, and some mosquito killers even have a sweet taste, which is to relax many people's awareness of prevention.

In fact, excessive spraying of mosquito repellent in the bedroom is very harmful to the elderly and young children. Therefore, people should fully understand the dangers of mosquito killers and control the use of mosquito killers within a safe range.

At present, the main components of mosquito repellent are pyrethrins, such as methrin, permethrin and organic solvents. Although these chemicals do not pose a serious harm to the human body due to their small use, as a type of chemical that can kill mosquitoes and flies, the health effects of excessive close contact for a long time cannot be ignored. The chemical components of mosquito killers can enter the body through absorption, especially in the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract.

When the ventilation is poor, the use is too much, and the concentration is too high, it will cause damage to the human body, especially to the respiratory tract, which can cause serious ** allergic cough and asthma, and can cause toxic reactions to pregnant women and children. Some inferior aerosol mosquito killers, their raw materials contain some highly toxic pesticides and other harmful ingredients, with a certain teratogenic, mutagenic effect, such as improper purchase or use, it is easy to bring harm to family members, especially children and pregnant women.

At present, most aerosol mosquito killers are added to aromatics, aromatic molecules react with ozone in the air, and harmful substances containing formaldehyde will be produced. In addition, researchers have also found that most of the insecticides and mosquito killers used to kill mosquitoes contain rilastin and scattered morpholine. These components can suppress the nervous system and have long-term carcinogenic effects.

Although most mosquito repellents are labeled as safe, there is a limit to the safety of mosquito repellents, beyond which they are unsafe and harmful. Therefore, the use of mosquito repellent must be cautious, and keep in mind the following safety points: First, the home storage of mosquito repellent should be properly placed in a hidden and out of the reach of children, and marked with obvious signs, especially the bottled mosquito repellent should be properly kept, do not let children play at will.

Educate children about the dangers of mosquito repellent and prevent poisoning accidents caused by accidental ingestion. Second, do not spray more according to the dosage on the instructions. Third, do not spray too often in the bedroom, with an interval of more than 2 weeks; Spraying should be carried out early in the morning, after which doors and windows should be fully opened for ventilation and the floor should be properly scrubbed.

Fourth, it is best to use less or no mosquito repellent in the bedroom of women, infants and young children, people with allergies and a history of asthma.