The simplest and most practical method is to unscrew the shower nozzle, flush every corner of the bathroom with shower pipes, flush all places where insects may breed with water, and then flush the ground with a lot of water to let insects and eggs flow into the sewer. It is normal and almost inevitable that there are bugs in the bathroom.

These bugs all depend on the special environment of the bathroom. Some are eggs of mosquitoes and flies, and some are larvae of unknown insects. Although it has little effect on human body, it still smells bad to human beings. It is almost impossible to kill bugs in places like toilets by drugs such as pesticides. It's not that pesticides can't kill them, but that if you kill them today, they will come back tomorrow, and you can't kill them at all.

These bugs are generally very dependent on the dark and humid environment, and the location of the bathroom is generally a small room that does not lead to the outside world and does not see the sun. Coupled with bathing and flushing the toilet, the environment in the bathroom is more suitable for insects to survive. Therefore, the best way to deal with this bug is to keep the bathroom environment as healthy as possible.

When you take a bath at night, you can unscrew the shower head and use the shower hose to wash every corner of the bathroom, including the walls. It may take a lot of time for the first time, and then once a week, once every three or five days, just one or two minutes. This frequent flushing makes the bathroom clean, although it is still dark and humid, and even if mosquitoes and flies lay eggs again, they will be washed into the sewer by the current and will not grow up at home.

Generally speaking, the bathroom itself is an easy one? Insects? To eradicate insects here, we must maintain a relatively good environment.