How to get rid of Mosquitoes

It is 100% safe and toxic free. Since it's completely natural, it is environmentally friendly and can be used long-term without any side effects.

It is effective. Antimos Mosquito Repellent patented and award winning formulation of four types of natural insect repellent properties makes it a powerful mosquito repellent.

It is simple and easy to use. All you need to do is to place Antimos Mosquito Repellent at the desired location and leave it there. You don't have to apply oily stuff on your body or clothes every few hours or wear an uncomfortable band on your wrist.

It is practically odorless, except for some mild fresh lemon scent, (a natural smell from Citronella) when you come near to it. Hence, you don't have to put up with unpleasant chemical odor.

It is convenient. You can use Antimos Mosquito Repellent anywhere and anytime. Say goodbye to refills, searching for power points any carrying bulky equipment or refills everywhere!

It is long lasting. Just one container of Antimos Mosquito Repellent can keep mosquitoes away for three to four weeks. Unlike other mosquito control products, you don't have to keep buying and putting in refills every couple of days.

It is affordable enough for daily use. No refills, no batteries, no electricity required. All you need is Antimos Mosquito Repellent itself!

Mosquitoes are not only a nuisance--their bites can cause serious complications including the transmission of diseases such as malaria, yellow fever, encephalitis, and West Nile virus (WN) to humans and animals.

Mosquitoes belong to the Diptera order, otherwise known as the True Flies. There are over 2,500 different species of mosquitoes throughout the world with about 200 species in the United States. There are 77 species in Florida alone, and a new species, Anopheles grabhamii, was reported in the Florida Keys in 2001.

While there are many ways to deter mosquitoes from biting you, some are more toxic than others. The following suggestions give you easy ways to repel these pests:

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Use Bounce Fabric Softener Sheets--just wipe on and go. This is great for babies.
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Supplement with one vitamin B-1 tablet a day from April through October. Add 100 mg of B-1 to a B-100 Complex daily during the mosquito season.
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Don't eat bananas during mosquito season--mosquitoes love bananas! There is something about how your body processes the banana oil that attracts these female sugar-loving insects.
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One of the best natural insect repellents is Vick's Vaporub® and Antimos Mosquito Repellent
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Planting marigolds around your yard works great as a bug repellent because the flowers give off a fragrance bugs do not like. This is a great way to ward off mosquitoes without using chemical insecticides.
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Campers agree that the very best mosquito repellant is Avon Skin-So-Soft® bath oil mixed half and half with rubbing alcohol.
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One of the best natural insect repellants we use in Texas is made from the clear liquid vanilla that is sold in Mexico. It is reported to work great for mosquitoes and ticks, and spreading a little vanilla mixed with olive oil on your skin smells great.
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Commercial mosquito dunks will kill mosquito larvae before they become mosquitoes. There are fairly environmentally sound biological mosquito controls containing no toxic chemicals. Each dunk affectively treats up to 100 square feet of surface water regardless of depth for about 30 days. Dunks may be broken into smaller pieces to treat small areas. Unused and dried out dunks retain their potency indefinitely, so you can store extras for the long summer season. Put them in fountains, ponds, rain gutters, flowerpot trays, and anywhere water may pool.
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Citronella soap is a product that started in the Bah

Hi Guys and Gals,
From Award Winning
I have been living in the tropics for the last 28 years and just to let you know that the mosquitoes or the skeeters are the worst pest around here.

Especially when the monsoon season arrive, these little flying dare devils start to go for their hunting trip in swarms. Victims - Human Beings.

You never know that your highly protected feet with thick socks will be crawling with these mosquitoes, they stung you, because they know that you are there, no way to hide..

Well, I simply put my brain to work, and gather a couple of specialists to solve the problem. Of course, there are the chemical base mosquito repellent and insecticides, but that is not what we want.

We want something that is herbal in nature and non toxic and safe for our children to live in. I remember that is 8 years back. Back in 1997, whereby we are simply a group of amatuer chemists, and we go on a quest for the most interesting solution to the mosquito menace.

Back then, there is no Internet. There is only pure experimentation and more experimentations. I remember we flip through many grandmum's herb book, and Chinese medicines books. We tried 301 different experiments using different materials and herbs and methods to cook a final formula for our mosquito solution.

Our product: Anti- Mosquito 301 is born on the month 1997 July. after many mosquitoes bites on our team members arms and bodies....

Interesting story just to share with you...
Herbs is not meant only for medicine, but also for pest control purpose.

CLUE:

DOWN 1: Repellent that won 4 international award

DOWN 2: Repellent that is non toxic and safe for children.

ACROSS a: Repellent that needs no burning, no electricity, no spraying and no oily residue.

ACROSS b: Repellent that is an effective against Mosquito and Cockroach, used in major hotels, restuarants, and hospitals.

Do you Know ... By Using Mosquito Coil, You Inhale 130 cigarette smoke... [ Articles : Main ]

http://www.ehponline.org/docs/2003/6286/abstract.html

Abstract
Burning mosquito coils indoors generates smoke that can control mosquitoes effectively. This practice is currently used in numerous households in Asia, Africa, and South America. However, the smoke may contain pollutants of health concern. We conducted the present study to characterize the emissions from four common brands of mosquito coils from China and two common brands from Malaysia.

We used mass balance equations to determine emission rates of fine particles (particulate matter < 2.5 µm in diameter ; PM2.5) , polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) , aldehydes, and ketones. Having applied these measured emission rates to predict indoor concentrations under realistic room conditions, we found that pollutant concentrations resulting from burning mosquito coils could substantially exceed health-based air quality standards or guidelines.

Under the same combustion conditions, the tested Malaysian mosquito coils generated more measured pollutants than did the tested Chinese mosquito coils. We also identified a large suite of volatile organic compounds, including carcinogens and suspected carcinogens, in the coil smoke.

In a set of experiments conducted in a room, we examined the size distribution of particulate matter contained in the coil smoke and found that the particles were ultrafine and fine. The findings from the present study suggest that exposure to the smoke of mosquito coils similar to the tested ones can pose significant acute and chronic health risks. For example, burning one mosquito coil would release the same amount of PM2.5 mass as burning 75-137 cigarettes. The emission of formaldehyde from burning one coil can be as high as that released from burning 51 cigarettes. Key words: aldehydes, mosquito coil, PAHs, particulate matter, smoke. Environ Health Perspect 111:1454-1460 (2003) . doi:10.1289/ehp.6286 available via http://dx.doi.org/ [Online 30 April 2003]

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1. "With our cloning technologies, we should be able to clone mosquitoes that are harmless, or will attack only dengue mosqutoes. We can clone an anopheles mosquito to do that. "

2. "Maybe we should sterilize mosquitoes so that they will not be able to reproduce.
At the moment, Mosquito killers are no longer effective, as DNA of mosquitoes evolve too fast, and mosquito killers of the yester years are not able to kill mosquitoes of today.

I personally use two brand, both boast Effectiveness in Killing ... But in the end, I spray the entire house, chasing after a stupid mosquito
and find that it simply keep on flying. "

3. "To prevent mosquitoes attack, Singapore must cut off the nation's water supply for a period of 1 year. That way, no humans and animals will be left for the mosquitoes to attack. Then, slowly the mosquitoes will die because of shortage of blood. "

4. "An effective idea is to start an advertising campaign to educate the mosquitoes to practice safe sex."

With Extensive Experiments up to 301 times, Antimos has emerged as a product that has been able to numb the sensory organs of mosquitoes and thus preventing mosquitoes to detect human beings. This research report actually came out in 1998 from the laboratory of Malaysia University, renowned South East Asia Dengue and Malaria Research Laboratory.
Extract from a Research Report from
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=co2-hating-flies-betray-c
"Mosquitoes have their carbon dioxide-sensing neurons in their maxillary palps (specialized sensory organs located on either side of the insect's proboscis, which the female uses to draw blood from her host). Greg Suh, a researcher at the California Institute of Technology whose lab first identified the fruit fly's carbon dioxide-sensitive neurons, believes the locations of the neurons may explain a major behavioral difference between the insect species: "That's maybe the reason why," he speculates, "mosquitoes are attracted to CO2 whereas fruit flies are repelled by it."
Vosshall now wants to disable these receptors--at least in the case of mosquitoes--by developing an effective repellant. The current industry-standard compound in bug spray is DEET but, according to Vosshall, no one knows exactly how it works. She believes that her lab will be able to improve on DEET by inhibiting GPRGR22 and GPRGR24.
"Whatever we devise would need to be safe, cheap & so that it can be used in the developing world," Vosshall says. "They would have to be the kinds of molecules that would sit safely on your skin, but also form a cloud around you and act on the mosquitoes that are about to bite you."
With the fast evolution of mosquitoes, toxic repellent and killer no longer appear to be effective against mosquitoes.
Between, what Vosshall has mention is true. Only when the mosquito cannot detect human being, human being becomes invisible to mosquitoes, thus we are safe from the menace.
Antimos is one of the effective masking product that forms the long lasting cloud over human beings, so that mosquitoes cannot detect us.