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Any suggestions for mosquitoes? It feels like the roach problem is a solved problem. But mosquitoes not so much.

• mshockwave 3y ago
  I know many tropical countries have successful stories fighting mosquitos by simply removing every single place that might contain water: ponds, flower pots etc.
• wincy 3y ago
  Mosquitoes I’d normally focus on doing a full yard treatment of a granular, we’d use bifenthrin back in my day, no idea what they’re using now (but bifenthrin is still on sale), you can use a spreader from Home Depot and it just takes a light dusting. But as a sibling comment said, making sure your gutters don’t have standing water, or that there are little ponds without fish, is going to be your best bet. A big problem is going to be stuff near you, as their range can be 1-3 miles. So, live in a well developed area with lots of people around taking care to avoid mosquitoes? You’re right it’s a hard one.
• notatoad 3y ago
  it's not going to eradicate them, but if you just want your patio clear for an evening thermocell (and the knock-off refills from aliexpress) work great. removing standing water on your property is a good start, but mosquitoes are a lot more mobile than roaches, so you'll need to do a lot bigger area than a normal residential lot for it to be very effective.
• quickthrower2 3y ago
  Deet. You just need to keep em off you. Also fine fly screens reduce it to an outside problem.