Mosquito-borne diseases in India are always surging, especially during the rainy season. Have you ever wondered why this happens? It is because, mosquitoes get the right temperature, water, and ideal conditions to breed during the monsoons. Although the rain brings down the temperature, it shoots up the problem of vector-borne diseases such as dengue, chikungunya, and malaria.
So, is the prevention of mosquito-borne diseases possible? If yes, how and what are the best ways of mosquito control to protect yourself from the risk of contracting dengue, malaria, and chikungunya due to mosquito bites?
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Protect Yourself from Mosquito-Borne Diseases with AutoMos
Prevention and control of mosquitoes is possible with a smart and compact mosquito repellent dispenser. Yes, you guessed it right, we are talking about the revolutionary AutoMos Mosquito Repellent Machine from the house of HiCare. It is India’s 1st automatic mosquito repellent dispenser that works without even emitting any irritating smell.
Get freedom from mosquito bites and enjoy the fresh air from open windows without worrying about mosquitoes. AutoMos will restrict the entry of these vectors and even flies 24x7 with its super-effective formula of 12% Transfluthrin used in AutoMos Original Refill.
Do you know that dengue and malaria cases in northern India surged up to approximately 288% after the recent receding flood waters? Listed below are some effective mosquito control measures to keep the graph of mosquito-borne diseases low.
10 Best Tips for Prevention of Vector-Borne Diseases
- Use Mosquito Nets
- Remove Standing Water
- Wear Protective Clothing
- Install AutoMos Mosquito Repellent Machine
- Restrict Outdoor Activities
- Try Mosquito and Fly Killer Machine
- Use Natural Mosquito Repellents
- Place Mosquito-Repellent Plants
- Stay Informed
- Book a Professional Mosquito Control Treatment
1. Use Mosquito Nets
The ancient method of keeping mosquitoes away using mosquito nets is still effective. You can ensure a sound sleep without the disturbing buzzing and the risk of mosquito bites from these tiny flying monsters by sleeping under a mosquito net.
2. Remove Standing Water
Do not allow mosquitoes to breed by letting water to stand by in your surroundings. Empty or change the water from pet bowls, bird baths, and other water containers to avoid mosquitoes from laying eggs.
3. Wear Protective Clothing
The safest way to protect yourself from mosquito bites is by wearing protective clothing. The idea is to minimize the body's exposure to allow mosquitoes to bite and infect you with mosquito-borne diseases.
4. Install AutoMos Mosquito Repellent Machine
Ensure 24x7 mosquito protection even with open windows in all seasons by installing the new AutoMos mosquito repellent dispenser. It is a battery-operated mosquito control device that emits no smell and is easy to use. If you are a new user, we suggest you order the AutoMos Starter Pack and get rid of mosquitoes.
5. Restrict Outdoor Activities
Chances are more for you to fall prey to mosquito bites and suffer from mosquito-borne diseases when you step out. So, we suggest you limit your outdoor activities, especially at times when mosquitoes are most active. In case, you have no other option but to step out for some crucial work, then do apply an effective mosquito repellent.
6. Try Mosquito and Fly Killer Machine
How about getting a twin benefit of keeping not just mosquitoes but all other flying insects away? For this, the best solution is to install a smart fly killer machine for home. It comes fitted with UV lamps to attract and kill these bugs with a high power current.
7. Use Natural Mosquito Repellents
For people who are not in favour of using any kind of chemicals when trying to control mosquitoes, there are various DIY mosquito prevention tips using natural ingredients. Try essential oils like lavender, tea tree, citronella, lemongrass, and peppermint in diffusers to repel mosquitoes and also to spread a pleasant aroma inside your home.
8. Place Mosquito-Repellent Plants
The other safe way of repelling mosquitoes and keeping the risk of mosquito-borne diseases low is by placing some specific plants that emit aromas that mosquitoes hate. Such as Catnip, Marigold, Lemongrass, Basil, and Citronella.
9. Stay Informed
It is equally important to be aware of the mosquito-borne disease outbreaks in your local area and follow the precautions and prevention tips shared by the local authorities to stay protected against diseases caused by mosquitoes.
10. Book a Professional Mosquito Control Treatment
If nothing saves you from mosquito menace, then the ultimate solution to prevent the risk of mosquito-borne diseases is by booking a mosquito pest control treatment from HiCare.
Takeaway
Mosquito control measures together with a powerful mosquito repellent can avert the risk of suffering from diseases spread by these vectors. Get set for 365 days of mosquito protection by buying AutoMos Supersaver Packwhich comprises the machine and 4 original refill packs. Feel free to order it online from HiCare, Amazon, Meesho or Flipkart. The starter pack is priced at Rs. 1,399, but currently, you can grab it for just Rs. 899 from HiCare, so hurry order your pack now!
FAQs
1. How can we protect ourselves from mosquitoes in India?
To shield ourselves from mosquitoes in India, several precautions can be taken. Use mosquito repellents containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus on exposed skin. Sleep under mosquito nets, especially at night. Wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and socks to minimize skin exposure. Install screens on windows and doors to prevent mosquitoes from entering living spaces. You can also use AutoMos mosquito repellent for better result. Remove any sources of standing water around your home, as mosquitoes breed in stagnant water. Try to stay indoors during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
2. How can you protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases?
Protecting oneself from mosquito-borne diseases involves similar measures as preventing mosquito bites. Use insect repellents regularly to deter mosquitoes from biting. Sleep under mosquito nets to create a physical barrier. Be aware of prevalent mosquito-borne diseases in your area and take necessary precautions. Seek medical attention promptly if you experience symptoms of a mosquito-borne illness. Participate in community efforts to reduce mosquito breeding grounds.
3. How can you protect yourself from being bitten by mosquitoes?
To avoid mosquito bites, follow these steps. Apply insect repellents containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus on exposed skin. Wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants, socks, and closed-toe shoes to minimize skin exposure. Sleep under mosquito nets, especially in areas with a high mosquito population. Try to stay indoors during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active. Remove any sources of standing water around your home to prevent mosquito breeding. Use AutoMos Mosquito Repellent.
4. Why am I getting bitten so much?
Several factors can make you more attractive to mosquitoes. Certain body odors, sweat, and bacteria attract mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are drawn to carbon dioxide emitted when you breathe. They are also attracted to warmth, so if you have a higher body temperature, you may be more susceptible to bites. Dark-colored clothing can attract mosquitoes as they provide better contrast against the background. Some studies suggest that mosquitoes may preferentially bite individuals with certain blood types.
5. How do I stop getting bitten at night?
To prevent mosquito bites at night, take these measures. Sleep under a mosquito net to create a physical barrier. Make sure windows and doors are properly screened or closed to prevent mosquitoes from entering your sleeping area. Use AutoMos mosquito repellents to remove mosquitoes from home. Remove any sources of standing water indoors. Install screens on windows and doors to keep mosquitoes out while allowing airflow.