In the spring, blood-suckinginsects, they do not allow to rest easy and enjoy nature. The drug, which scares them off, is called "repellent". This substance does not kill the parasites, but drives them away. Apply it in gardens, fields, forests from midges, mosquitoes, flies, ticks, fleas.
Previously, to deter the nest used smokebonfires, fumigated rooms with candles with wormwood and clove oil. On the skin were applied oils - camphor, eucalyptus, clove, juniper, fir, muscat, cedar, lavender. And then they invented a synthetic repellent. It was a breakthrough, as all gardeners, mushroom pickers, hunters found salvation in it. Repellents are applied to the skin, they are sprayed with clothes, mosquitoes, canopies, curtains, nets, as well as the outer part of the tent to limit the flight of mosquitoes.
Preparations are currently produced in the form oflotions, creams, gels, aerosols, emulsions, pencils. The composition contains the main substances (DETA), essential oils (pine, lavender, clove, geranium) and additives that have repelling properties and prolong the action of the preparations. Oils act weakly and are added to enhance the effect.
The repellent cream is based on diethyltoluamide -a chemical compound that paralyzes the nervous system of mosquitoes, midges, and gnats. It has a sharp odor and has a high toxicity, so children and allergic people can not use it. In addition to diethyltoluamide, the following can be used in preparations:
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The parameter "time of action" is not always the same.Repellent - this, as already mentioned above, a drug that repels insects. Consequently, it absorbs into the skin, comes out with sweat, so only by experimentation can you set the duration of the scaring effect.
It should be remembered that:
Synthetic drugs really helpto combat parasites, but their action is associated with the paralysis of the nervous system of insects. In small doses, the remedies are safe for humans, but one must be extremely cautious: the repellent should not get into the eyes or mouth. This is especially true for young children.