In Texas, these insects are more than just annoying. They can transmit and transmit diseases that will make you sick. For some people, a bite can lead to genetic abnormalities or even death. Mosquitoes can be infected when they bite other animals or infect humans and transmit it to other living things. It’s the skater season. Mosquitoes are not only annoying, but can transmit many diseases. In 2020, Texas had more than 120 West Nile cases. Take steps to protect yourself and your family from being bitten by infected mosquitoes. Learn more: pic.twitter.com/ooTbmZ5IK7 – Texas DSHS (@TexasDSHS) March 28, 2022 In 2020 alone, Texas saw more than 120 cases of West Nile virus. To protect yourself from viruses, it is important to prevent mosquitoes from breeding and biting. According to Texas DHSH, mosquitoes only need one tablespoon of water to reproduce. This means that any containers or volumes of water that can accumulate in and around your home could become breeding ground for these insects. Tips to prevent mosquitoes from breeding on your property:
Empty pet bowls at least once a week Change the water in the pools or bird baths every week Clean the gutters of debris and water Rinse and scrub the jars indoors containing water Water your lawn and garden carefully so that the water does not hold for a few days Keep your pools and hot tubs chlorinated Cover the rubbish bins Empty any container that can hold water such as pots, buckets and old tires Treat the front and rear doors with insecticides if there are many mosquitoes. if the problem persists, consider pesticide applications
Here are some tips to keep mosquitoes from biting you:
Wear long-sleeved shirts and pants Keep windows closed or install window screens Wear insect repellents registered with the EPA
