Two methods: put a pot of blooming cordate telosma in the house at night, and mosquitoes will stay away and dare not approach. Or plant a tomato or two in a flowerpot and put it indoors. The smell of tomato leaves will drive away mosquitoes.
Three ways: put two or three boxes of open cooling oil or wind oil essence in your seat and feet where you work, study and rest. Mosquitoes will be frightened by the smell and will never bite again.
Four ways: light a few pieces of dried orange peel in the room, and mosquitoes will flee in a hurry.
Five methods: wear white or light-colored clothes with strong luster to repel mosquitoes.
Six methods: use chemical mosquito repellent such as mosquito repellent oil. Chemical mosquito repellent is to "block" the sensor that mosquitoes perceive warm air flow through the smell of chemical agents, so that they lose their biting target.
Seven methods: Wipe your body with tomato leaves, impatiens leaves and mint juice. The smell of these flower juices has mosquito repellent effect.
Eight methods: find an empty glass bottle, fill it with 5 to 10 ml of sugar water or beer, and then shake it a few times to make the inner wall of the bottle stained with sugar or wine. When mosquitoes smell the sweetness and wine, they will scramble to get in, and when they get in, they will be dirty or drowned.
Nine ways: Cover the 40-watt light bulb with orange cellophane cover (silk fabric is also acceptable, with the best light transmittance) to make the light turn orange, so that mosquitoes can escape. This is because mosquitoes are afraid of orange.
Ten ways: If you have a vacuum cleaner at home, you can turn on its power switch. When the motor rotates at the highest speed for two to four seconds, aim the vacuum cleaner at mosquitoes falling on walls and mosquito nets, and you can suck them into the vacuum cleaner. This can not only remove mosquitoes indoors, but also avoid blood pollution of walls and mosquito nets because of flapping mosquitoes, which can be described as the best of both worlds.