The increasing number of dengue fever sufferers should not be ignored.
Let’s do this to keep our families safe from this dangerous disease.
1. Reduce mosquito habitat
The mosquitoes that spread dengue fever breed in standing water containing objects such as tires, plastic covers, flower pots, and pet water bowls. Make sure there is no standing water in your home to prevent mosquitoes from breeding.
2. Create a clean environment
Mosquitoes love to be in dark and damp places. Well, create a clean, fresh, and bright environment, so that mosquitoes don’t feel at home. Just clean all corners of the house with LOC TM Multi-Purpose Cleaner.
- LOC TM Multi-Purpose Cleaner uses an environmentally friendly technology formulation that can be used on all objects and surfaces that can be exposed to water, and is even safe for washing hands.
- LOC TM Multi-Purpose Cleaner has been recognized by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Safe Choice Program, so it is guaranteed to be safe and environmentally friendly.
3. Install mosquito netting
Install mosquito nets on windows, doors, and vents to prevent mosquitoes from entering your home. Mosquitoes are most active between dawn and dusk. Keep all windows and window coverings closed during this time.
4. Use natural mosquito repellent
Using mosquito repellent can help repel biting mosquitoes. However, use natural and safe mosquito repellent such as essential oils or plant mosquito repellent plants around the house such as lavender and lemongrass.
5. Wear protective clothing
To avoid mosquito bites, wear long-sleeved sleepwear and long pants. This physical barrier not only reduces mosquito bites but also adds protection against other vector-borne diseases. Choose light-colored clothing, as mosquitoes are attracted to darker colors.