Alternatively, you can also mix clove oil with a carrier oil and apply it to the exposed areas of your body.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nHow Often You Should Do This<\/h5>\n
You can do this twice daily to steer clear of mosquitoes for the rest of the day.<\/p>\n
Why This Works<\/h5>\n
This is one of the most widely used homemade mosquito repellent. Clove is another herb that is quite effective in repelling mosquitoes and various insects. The strong aroma of clove and the presence of a compound called eugenol give it its repelling properties. Studies have also proven clove essential oil to be one of the best natural insect repellent.<\/p>\n
Caution<\/h5>\n
Clove oil can be quite irritating, and it also has a strong fragrance. Hence, it must be used only in combination with a carrier oil for topical application.<\/p>\n
All these remedies can be used either as standalone solutions or in combination to repel mosquitoes in the easiest and most natural way possible. However, be careful while using essential oils as a few of them could cause skin irritation. It is recommended to use essential oils only in combination with a carrier oil or some other safe solvent while applying them topically. Wait no more and start using these remedies against those tiny blood-sucking creatures and let us know if you were successful in getting rid of them for good.<\/p>\n
Expert\u2019s Answers For Readers\u2019 Questions<\/h3>\n
Which are the plants that help with mosquitoes?<\/p>\n
Plants like lavender, rosemary, citronella, and basil act as natural mosquito repellents.<\/p>\n
Do electronic mosquito repellents really work?<\/p>\n
There is an ongoing debate on whether electronic mosquito repellents really work or not. While scientists have not found any supporting evidence, many individuals have testified that these electronic mosquito repellents work. However, the sound of the ultrasonic electronic mosquito repellents can be quite irritating.<\/p>\n
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