Mosquito repellent

After being ground, coffee bean residue is a perfect mosquito repellent to repel mosquito pests. Fresh or burnt coffee grounds repel mosquitoes due to their pungent aroma. Add them to water, sprinkle them around, or burn them for mosquito control. #coffee #grounds #mosquitoes #getridof

1. Plant catnip in the yard. Via Healthblog247 Catnip, also known as Nepeta cateria, is known to release an odor that drives cats crazy for it. The odor also repels pesky mosquitos—up to ten times...

Saying no to yummy popsicles can be hard, right? Especially if it’s a warm summer’s day, then a popsicle is always so refreshing or maybe when you finish a workout…

Hate to be the pin buster here, but SOMEBODY'S GOTTA DO IT.

Keep everyone happy and free from mosquitoes all summer with the help of plants located in areas around the yard and patio.

Find relief from pesky, buzzing, biting insectsMosquitoes and their itchy, unpleasant bites often seem like an inevitability when warm, humid weather starts to settle in. How can you stay protected when mosquito season rolls around,...

Our porch has no screens so we use mosquito repellent plants to keep pesky insects away.🤗

I live on a small, rustic (and beautiful) island in the Caribbean — as in 50 square miles and 8,500 people (give or take), and no shopping centers, chain stores, or even traffic lights. One thing we certainly don’t lack? Mosquitoes! While most of the country is about to enter mosquito season, for me, these winged bloodsuckers are a 12-months-a-year dilemma. And as you might recall, I hate bugs, so you can bet I’ve tested all sorts of solutions to keep flying menaces at bay.

MOSQUITOES become a particularly large pain in the neck, arm, leg, and anywhere they can sink their teeth into, over the summer months. But fortunately, there are some natural ways to deter these pests, and here are five of them.