If you ve been bitten by a bug for a long time, it s not good to be poisoned I don t know what kind

Yes. How to quickly stop itching after being bitten by a mosquito.

Wet soap to treat mosquito bites.

It is inevitable to be bitten by mosquitoes in summer, and although there are many kinds of toilet water on the market, we have always used soap to treat mosquito bites. Put the wet soap on the bag, and soon it will stop itching, and everyone says that it works faster than toilet water.

Rice cooker stew rice and cover towels.

Nowadays, every family uses a rice cooker to cook rice, and if you put a towel on the lid of the rice cooker (don't block the air outlet), the rice will cook faster than without a towel. I've been cooking rice like this, and I hope everyone will try this method, which can save electricity and make it easy to operate.

Apply toothpaste to prevent athlete's foot.

I used to have athlete's foot blisters or ulcers on my toes every summer. Later, I heard that toothpaste was good for athlete's foot. I put a little toothpaste on the soles of my feet and between my toes every day after washing my feet, which is very cool and relieves itching. I have never had athlete's foot blisters now.

The table legs are covered with tin foil to prevent ants.

The old house we live in is full of ants every summer, and we often climb on the table, especially when there is leftovers, and ants also crawl into the rice. Later, I wrapped the table legs with tin foil according to the method introduced by my friend, and because it was smooth, there were very few ants that could climb on the table. If you use this method, be sure to wrap the tin foil as smoothly as possible.

The fan blows the refrigerator to defrost faster.

In the summer, the freezer compartment of the refrigerator is often covered with a thick layer of frost, which is very difficult to remove, and it takes a long time for the frost to melt. One of my easy ways to do this is to turn the fan at the freezer to its maximum setting, and it will melt quickly after the frost layer, so it's easier to remove it.

In the summer, I don't know if it's a mosquito or an insect bite, and it's still not good, it's still itchy and hard, and I don't know what to do.

Allergic to the saliva of insects, go to the pharmacy and buy only dermatitis flat or Pikang cream to rub. Be careful not to scratch and become inflamed.

**I can't see clearly, it seems to be a pseudo-naked spider shell, which is a storage pest, feeds on food, does not bite, and will also be brought into the room by wooden decoration materials or furniture, you can check it against the encyclopedia.

The kind of insect that is much smaller than a mosquito, this kind of insect flies to the ** and refuses to come down, it is very powerful, and it itches for at least a week, and it doesn't work if it is scratched. Don't go to places where there are many trees, especially grass, go out to apply mosquito repellent and wear long pants. Hehe, I was bitten in my trousers and itched to death.

Are you sure it was a bug bite? It's an insect bite, just prevent infection and apply some carminative oil! It can't be an allergy!

If there are blisters, it may be allergic after being bitten, clean it with soap, and try it with Wuji ointment.

It's a mosquito, don't be afraid. It's just that I'm too full.

It's nothing.,Touch some flower water.。。

Mosquitoes belong to the family of insects of the order Diptera, and there are about 3,000 species in the world. It is a small flying insect with stinging and sucking mouthparts. Usually females feed on blood, while males suck the sap of plants.

Blood-sucking female mosquitoes are intermediate hosts for other pathogens such as dengue, malaria, yellow fever, filariasis, Japanese encephalitis, etc. Mosquitoes are found on all continents except Antarctica. Among them, the genera Anopheles, Aedes and Culex are the most famous.