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Mozzie alert
Help!! I live in Asia and my area has been classified by the authorities as a dengue hotspot. Ii of my neighbours have already been infectedby dengue fever and taken to hospital. I urgently request a demand of a suggestion of a chemical to chase away the incoming onslaught. I have burnt musquito coils but they are utterly useless to the consequence that they fifty-fifty concenter mosquitos. This requires an urgent call to artillery to obtain a chemical constructive enough to be able to finer hunt away the dengue mosquitos! Anti mosquito products have disappeared of the shelves of shops and I have to wait for a week to resupply (why so slow?)! Its going to be 5 days of head to head fighting with dengue mosquitos before the authorities articulate the place. I'm armed with but a semi-effective 250ml anti mosquito repellant(note that information technology has only a one 60 minutes effect, virtually of the time less than half an hour) and a wing swatter, I'thousand scouring the Internet to discover a chemical which chemical properties assistance repel mosquitos for long periods of times.

I request that everyone pit their sugestions urently. I am highly thankful of your support. Remember, everyday the mosquito army's scouts motility closer everyday...

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for a kickoff dump whatsoever water yous take lying around exterior and in, Napthalene (fifty-fifty the P-DCB blocks used in toilets will assistance), identify them around your house.

Anything X-methrin based volition kill them also.

grow Marigolds.

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cheers, I'k doing that everyday and its effects are significant to a certain extent. I'yard trying out eucalyptus plants as a anti musquito repellant: that'll extent my condom to ane more solar day.

ane more thing: do moth assurance work? they're napthalene right?

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The abased ricefields in our area breed hordes of fierce mosquitoes, and at dusk they attack in force. Merely it'south hard to tell which is worse, the mosquitoes or the commercial repellents. The mosquitoes are horrific -- they're highly aggressive, you can be bitten hundreds of times without protection, it's torture, incommunicable to bear.
The culling to repellants is incense coils, which you fire -- they fill up the air with smoke containing insecticides. And indeed the mosquitoes are attracted?! I got concord of some local lemon grass ( a dodder about xv" beyond) They said rubbing it on your peel will piece of work...
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I figured out that the stalk is richer in that mosquito repellant, so I'm as well using it.
Lemon grass is too an constructive herbal anti-fungal medicine (lemongrass tea) and in Puerto Rico people utilize the fibrous stalks as a natural toothbrush! Make clean and tingling fresh! (Effort it!)

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According to the CRC Ethnobotany Desk Reference by Tim Johnson, lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus) is traditionally used in various parts of the earth as an antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, cyanogenetic, dentrifice, diaphoretic, diuretic, emmenagogue, expectorant, pectoral, preventative (common cold), stimulant, sudorific, and tonic, used to treat common cold, consumption, coughing, depurative, dyspepsia, elephantiasis, fever, flu, gingivitis, headache, hypertension, insecticide, leprosy, malaria, mouth sores, neuritis, pneumonia, pyorrhea, rheumatism, sprains, and toothache.
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since you lot typed in ALL CAPS i can only think to aid.....

http://asia-sourcing.net/new-products/A-Z/1/ane-octene-3-ol.ht...

since you are in asia... chemicals might exist easier to get...

The employ of Octenol in combination with CO2-baited solid-state Army miniature (SSAM) musquito traps was evaluated under operational conditions while on deployment at the Shoalwater Bay Preparation surface area, Queensland Australia, during Functioning Tandem Thrust 2001. The addition of octenol increased the number of mosquitoes captured past 5 fold. Additionally, a greater number of species of mosquitoes were captured in traps baited with octenol + CO2 than those baited with simply CO2

good luck....

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You lot may try improvising insect traps , of course you'll take hold of much more
than just mosquitos. At some distance surounding your residence place
3 or 4 white linen sheets soaked in h2o soluble adhesive over a frame
illuminated from within past a flourescent lamp.Update
Know your enemy _
http://world wide web.entomology.cornell.edu/MedEnt/MosquitoFS/Musquito...
http://www.howstuffworks.com/mosquito1.htm
CO2 Traps _
http://domicile.howstuffworks.com/mosquito-magnet.htm
Even when used correctly, a mosquito trap takes time. It has to be in identify iv
to six weeks to accept a meaning effect on the mosquito population. Information technology takes
that long for existing eggs to hatch and become captured. In one case they have been
trapped, the population starts to decline.
Command measures _
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_IN171

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cats, yeah the hirsuite animals. they are peachy to kill insects. showtime living in harmony with household animals. Cats will be great. or start growing a chamellion farm
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99% DEET works for me in s Louisiana (where the mosquitos will carry off your dog). We take at least 6 species here including the bastard asian tiger mosquitos:mad:.

That'southward m-N,North-diethyltoluamide if you tin can go the pure compound, just spray it on (seems to be skillful for hours). Tastes like shit though!

[Edit] there's some stuff regarding nepetalactone (from catnip), but no synthesis for DEET?! Shame!

existing thread:
http://world wide web.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=2809&a...

a synthesis for DEET:
http://www.miracosta.edu/dwelling/dlr/211exp7.htm

Perhaps we should outline syntheses which can avoid the "well-nigh there" forerunner and, of class, the ever elusive thionyl chloride.

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Citronella oil is supposed to repel mozzies. I'one thousand not sure how effective it is, just theres a solid market for the stuff. And it smells nice too (sort of lemony).

Helicopter: "helico" -> spiral, "pter" -> with wings

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Day two of mosquito onslaught
Arggh I've been bitten by a salvo of ruthless ordinary mosquito ( those that suck blood and non have whatever dangerous affliction) I've mastered the fine art of making HOMeR-"bootleg organic mosquito repellant" that should kep them at bay:

To make HOMeR
-sustainable: made entirely from locally available renewable resource
-empowering: processed entirely by the finish-user as needed
-eco-friendly: won't boil the planet or blow a pigsty in the sky. (don't forget today is Earth Day. ( anyone going for Live Earth?)

Chop up the cores of five or half dozen stalks of lemon grass and put them in a blender with a tumblerful of spirits, blend thoroughly. Can be farther diluted by calculation up to half as much h2o. Side by side, take some peppermint plants, and again chop them and blend. Add together to solution.

I used whatever booze I could find in my dad's alcohol cupboard, with my dad's permission (we hardly potable at all, merely people keep giving it to us), and strained it into a sprayer. The extremely inexpensive Chinese brandy went first, the Absolut Swedish vodka worked even better and I didn't olfactory property quite as much like winos, and then I used London Dry Gin. When I go round to distilling fuel ethanol, I'll utilise that.

The only problem is that it goes stale after most a calendar week and loses effectiveness -- does anyone know why, or how to foreclose information technology going stale?

Tin you notice a amend way? These are some of the kinds of preparations you tin make with herbs:

tinctures
infusions
decoctions
fluid extracts
essential oils

I heard that the astonishing NEEM tree also works well. Start formulated in India, the low-price neem oil is mixed with ane-2% coconut oil

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Creating an Bogus Moo-cow
To create an bogus cow, you need to have three things:
A way to produce carbon dioxide
A way to create warmth and wet
A style to produce the establish chemicals that cows produce
If y'all take these three things, you have everything you need to concenter many varieties of mosquitoes. A machine that combines an artificial cow with an automated vacuuming arrangement would make a very effective mosquito trap.
Several manufacturers have created such a motorcar, and 1 of them is called the "Mosquito Magnet." The way these machines work is quite ingenious.

The source of the carbon dioxide in the mosquito trap is propane. Propane is a gas that contains carbon and hydrogen, then when you fire information technology you get carbon dioxide and water vapor. Traditionally, we burn propane with a flame, for case in a charcoal-broil grill.

Modern mosquito traps put an interesting twist on the called-for process. Instead of a flame, they "burn" the propane catalytically, using the aforementioned idea every bit that used in the catalytic converter on your automobile.

The propane comes in and hits the catalyst -- a set of ceramic beads or a ceramic grid coated with platinum. The catalyst converts the propane directly to rut, carbon dioxide and wet without actually needing a flame. The reward of this system is that you can catalyze very small quantities of propane over a long flow of time without having to worry near the flame ever going out. In add-on, in that location are no worries virtually other gases, like carbon monoxide or nitrogen oxides, being produced past the flame. The lack of a flame also cuts down on burn risks.

Completing the Trap
Carbon dioxide is not enough. To complete the chemical signature you add together a cartridge that contains either octenol (a generic molecule that simulates constitute chemicals) or Lurex (a proprietary mixture that simulates sweat chemicals). These chemicals act as strong attractants for dissimilar types of mosquitoes. Lurex-blazon chemicals work best on imported tiger mosquitoes, while octenol works best on mosquitoes native to the United States.
By mixing the chemical attractant with the carbon dioxide and moisture and then blowing it out into the surrounding air, the trap creates a feather of gas that mosquitoes find irresistible. They will fly upwind to follow the plume to its source.

When the mosquitoes go to the musquito trap, they see a vacuum created by a fan, merely like a vacuum cleaner. The fan sucks in air and the mosquitoes. The mosquitoes are trapped in a net bag, where they dehydrate and die.

Can anyone tell me more than on how to build this thing?

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Ugh I'm vomiting!
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Mosquitos eh? I have spent the last four days camping in the northern Canadian bush, then mosquito heaven. Cipher works better than a expert smoky fire. Get a prissy hot burn down going, and add together green brush often to generate smoke. The DEET containing repellents do non work near as good every bit this. I was not bitten for the terminal couple days after my clothes were impregnated with fume, various 100% and 25% DEET repellents, and grime.
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You must accept smellt horrible though. Perhaps that might not be so neat if you desire to be able to live in a city...

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the \"bishop\" came to our church today
he was a fucken impostor
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Quote:
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You must accept smellt horrible though.

Haha, ouch, aye, gotta repell bears equally well though lol;).
I never thought of the smell attribute.
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What exactly in woodsmoke is it that repells the mosquitos? Maybe information technology can be synthesized, information technology demand not nessesarily be a smelly substance.

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wear mosquito netting
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CO2 and alkali carbonates I believe. I wonder if they are actually repelled, or if their flesh seeking abilities are dumb by the hyperabundance of CO2 in the air, so they cannot target a host?
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DIMP (dimethyl phthalate) was for many years the standard mosquito and sandfly repellant, before information technology was replaced past the much more plush, just supposedly more effective, m-Due north,N-diethyltoluamide. I suspect that the latter was foisted upon us by a big pharmaceutical manufacturer simply because the patents for DIMP had expired and and then was much less profitable than previously. To make things worse, some preparations containing m-N,N-diethyltoluamide are nonetheless being sold in pharmacies and supermarkets under the name "DIMP", in spite of containing no bodily DIMP at all.

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Finally the long awaited pest busters arrived and wiped out or relocated the entire breeding ground, placed BTI sandgranular insecticide as measures to preclude the outbreak from happenning.

Another form of repellant are the Hydroyethyl Isobutyl Piperidine Carboxylate, and Ethyl Butylacetylamino-propionate. DEET - N.N Diethyl-meta-toluamide.

here's more than alternatives and options instead DEET:

Bite Blocker (primal ingredient: soybean oil).

Picaridin, found in Cutter Advanced. This product has not notwithstanding been approved for children under 3. Picaridin, also known every bit KBR 3023, has been available for many years in Asia, Australia, and Europe. It was recently approved for employ in musquito sprays by the EPA and has been included in the list of repellent recommendations by the CDC.

Oil of lemon eucalyptus, constitute in Repel Lemon Eucalyptus, OFF! Botanicals & Fight Bite Plant-Based Insect Repellent. These products should not be used on children nether 3. Repel is 30% eucalyptus oil. Pure eucalyptus oil should never be applied to skin.

Based on a contempo written report:

A product containing 23.8% DEET provided an average of 5 hours of protection from mosquito bites.
A product containing 20% DEET provided well-nigh iv hours of protection.
A production with 6.65% DEET provided almost ii hours of protection.
Products with 4.75% DEET or 2% soybean oil provide roughly 1-1/2 to 2 hours of protection.

Also, I constitute this article from WHO providing information on Hydroyethyl Isobutyl Piperidine Carboxylate.

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Now, at present, tito-o-mac, I understand your enthusiasm about this topic (tropical mosquitoes are a PITA), only seriously, all those consecutive posts could have been done away with the "Edit" push. ;)

The merely thing I could add would be that the only thing icaridin (picaridin is a deprecated synonym) has over DEET is that it is gentler to synthetics. Otherwise, not significantly more effective or anything.

Equally I empathize, concerns over the effects of phthalates on the environment were 1 reason backside their eventual phase-out.

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Am i spamming the bulletin lath? Delight let me know if I am doing and then! (Like right now?)

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