A simple trap can kill quickly, compact 4,000 mosquitoes every night anyone can do it at home

With a trap capable of killing thousands of mosquitoes in one night without using any chemicals, this dangerous and obnoxious insect will not appear in your home anymore.

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This is a new environmentally friendly initiative shared by Dan Rojas, scientific channel editor GreenPowerScience to trap thousands of mosquitoes every night.

Trap made from high-power industrial blower. Rojas used a trellis that covered the outside of the fan to make sure there was nothing other than the mosquito caught. In order for the net to withstand the fan's blow, Rojas fixed it with a magnet.

So you've got an effective mosquito trap, it's so simple, isn't it?

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Carbon dioxide gas (CO2) by exhaled animals has a special attraction for mosquitoes. Therefore, Rojas let his pitbull dog Rocky name in the cage between two fans.

After only two nights, Rojas's trap caught about 8,000 mosquitoes. With the mosquitoes stuck in the trap, he just needed to spray the alcohol on them and finished. Alcohol is his first choice, because it not only kills mosquitoes but also evaporates quickly, not saving toxic and environmentally friendly chemicals.

Fan manufacturers often recommend that fans should not be left outdoors all night. But Rojas said he used the trap each year for years without any problems.

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Rojas also suggests that, in addition to dogs, we can use other pets as bait like pigs, chickens, . If you don't keep animals, you can use a bottle of mineral water with gas to open, Allowing CO2 gas inside to rise is also very effective.

Rojas' simple mosquito trap is an effective solution to help limit mosquitoes for people living in areas where mosquitoes are raging like swamps or rivers.

Each is a species that infects many dangerous pathogens for humans such as dengue fever, malaria, and Zika virus.