Yes, they're here! Here's how to keep mosquitoes away.<\/p>\n
With the proliferation of insect species, the presence of these insects is longer every year<\/strong>. Until a few years ago we were used to\u00a0live together<\/strong>\u00a0with mosquitoes for only two months of the year, those that coincided with the full\u00a0summer<\/strong>. And we found them mainly in rural areas close to wetlands.<\/p>\n But in the last decade the situation\u00a0has changed<\/strong>\u00a0considerably. Climate change, the appearance of species typical of other countries and the adaptation of existing species to new areas such as cities are some of the factors that have caused this change. We now have\u00a0mosquitoes all year round and in all locations<\/u><\/strong>. But it is inevitable that with the arrival of good weather their presence will multiply. And the fact is that mosquitoes\u00a0proliferate<\/strong>\u00a0with warm temperatures.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Despite the fact that mosquitoes are everywhere,\u00a0we must increase protection in outdoor spaces<\/u>.<\/strong><\/p>\n One trick to keep mosquitoes away has to do with the colour of your clothes. Although there are many factors that can make us attractive to mosquitoes, such as our\u00a0body temperature,<\/strong>\u00a0our type of\u00a0blood<\/strong>It turns out that mosquitoes are attracted to dark colours. To protect the little ones, dress them with\u00a0light colours<\/strong>\u00a0and avoid navy blue and black.<\/p>\n The best protection against mosquitoes is\u00a0limit their reproduction as much as possible<\/strong>. Make sure that your terrace or garden is free of any places where water can accumulate. The\u00a0stagnant water<\/strong>\u00a0is where the female mosquitoes lay their eggs, three days is enough time for a small redoubt to become a\u00a0hatchery.<\/strong><\/p>\n If the children are indoors or playing in an outdoor space that can be covered with a\u00a0a mosquito net<\/strong>This is a good solution. The problem is that they don't stay still for long. So it is better to look for\u00a0an alternative to accompany them wherever they go.<\/strong>\u00a0For example,\u00a0the NosaKit mosquito repellent bracelet<\/a>\u00a0is a\u00a0natural choice<\/strong>\u00a0for the protection of children when they are outdoors. The bracelets are impregnated with geraniol, a natural substance of vegetable origin, and\u00a0contain neither pesticides nor insecticides.<\/strong>\u00a0Even with natural ingredients\u00a0it is important that they are tested and proven to be effective.<\/strong>You can tell because it says Mosquito Repellent on the packaging, instead of aromatherapy or something similar, and you can also tell by the acronym REG. AEMPS n\u00baPLAG that you will find on the packaging. This means that they are authorised as repellents by the Spanish Medicines Agency.<\/p>\n When it comes to\u00a0prevention<\/strong>\u00a0ideally use\u00a0natural products<\/strong>\u00a0because it pays for your little ones to be protected as soon as possible.\u00a0the longer the better.<\/strong>\u00a0We have developed a\u00a0practical<\/strong>\u00a0packaging to apply effective and natural protection:\u00a0on\u00a0Roll-on<\/em>\u00a0with Eucalyptus citriodora<\/a>. Made with a base of\u00a0eucalyptus and geraniol<\/strong>\u00a0has a pleasant aroma for people, but\u00a0unbearable for mosquitoes<\/strong>so they won't come close for 4 to 6 hours. After this time, you can re-apply the\u00a0roll-on <\/em>on the skin of the whole family.<\/p>\nTIPS TO KEEP MOSQUITOES AWAY<\/strong><\/h3>\n