8 Different Types Of Mosquito Repellent

Compare and analyze different mosquito repellent products available in the market. We will figure out which is a better mosquito repellent product – coil, spray, liquid, roll-on, racket, or net.

 

Mosquitoes are one of the most misleading pests that can easily fly inside our home and hide anywhere. Their presence is felt especially during the night, when they come out to suck our blood and often leave us infected with viral infections like dengue, malaria, and chikungunya.

 

Fortunately, we have so many mosquito repellents available in the market to help us protect ourselves from these tiny flying beasts. But with so many options to choose from, we also have so much confusion to decide which mosquito repellent is better and most effective.

 

So, join us to compare and analyze different mosquito repellent products available in the market. Together in this post, we will figure out which is a better mosquito repellent product – coil, spray, liquid, roll-on, racket, or net.

 

As we mentioned, there are options galore when it comes to mosquito repellents available in the market. So, let us find out the pros and cons of each type of mosquito killer product one by one.

 

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8 Different Types of Mosquito Killers

 

1. Mosquito Coils
2. Mosquito Sprays
3. Mosquito Repellent Machine with Liquid Vaporizer
4. Mosquito Roll-on Sticks
5. Mosquito Repellent Creams
6. Mosquito Nets
7. Mosquito Bats or Rackets
8. Mosquito Dispenser Spray Device

 

1. Mosquito Coils

 

These coils are one of the oldest mosquito control products used in India. However, long-term usage of mosquito coils is considered harmful not just for mosquitoes but for human health as well.

 

Pros:

 

·       Pocket-friendly

·       Easily available

·       Controls mosquitoes

 

Cons:

 

·       Leads to air pollution

·       May cause asthma, respiratory issues, cough, and congestion

·       May cause allergies, dizziness, and headaches

·       Harmful for babies

 

2. Mosquito Sprays

 

Want to get rid of the mosquitoes irritating you? Then use a mosquito killer spray like Hit, Mortein, or All Out. Loaded with chemicals, these are highly inflammable sprays that should never be used near fire. Also, try not to use them near babies, as they are unsafe for babies.

 

Pros:

 

·       Very effective

·       Kills mosquitoes instantly

·       Long-lasting effect

·       Good for mosquito control in open areas

 

Cons:

 

·       May cause respiratory issues

·       May lead to asthma, and congestion

·       May lead to skin allergies

·       Harmful for babies

·       Full of chemicals

·       Highly inflammable

 

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