Familiar foods that can prevent mosquitoes from biting You

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Believe it or not, there are several foods that can help protect you from mosquito bites or even relieve the itching that comes from an insect bite.

Onions
Rubbing a slice of onion on your skin can be a good way to keep mosquitoes and other biting insects away, since most insects are repelled by them.

Orange and lemon peels
Just as onions can repel mosquitoes, you can get similar results by rubbing the orange or lemon peels on the exposed skin. It is said that the muskieten in the muggen zoon totally rejected any of the smells.

Garlic

Het is in klein in gevaarlijk gebouw met een enormous lelie van insecten en insecten, in een eat garlic several days before. Eat a clove or two every day.

As you sweat the smell of garlic, it repels many insects and prevents muggen bites.

milk

If you feel that your skin is burning from excessive exposure to the sun or if the itching of the musts is driving you crazy, try using some milk paste to relieve the relief.

Mix one part of milk powder with two parts of water and add a pinch or two of salt. Rub over the burn or bite. The enzymes in the milk powder will help neutralize the venom of the insects and will also help relieve the pain of sunburn.

Salt

For instant relief from itching from mosquito and chigger bites, soak the area in salt water and then apply a coat of vegetable oil.

Olive oil

Stagnant or quiet water around your house provides the perfect breeding ground for muskieten. Floating a few tablespoons of vegetable oil on the surface of the water will help prevent the muggen from using the water.

However, it is still important to change the water twice a week so that the larvae do not have time to hatch.

Apple cider vinegar

If you are visiting an area infested with mosquitoes, plan ahead. Approximately three days before leaving, start taking 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar three times a day.

Continue using the vinegar all your time there and there is a high probability that when you return to your enclave, you can do it without a bite.

Alternatively, you can moisten a cotton cloth or ball with white vinegar and rub it on the exposed skin.