RV living advice
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You’ve been planning your RV summer vacation for months. But one tiny detail threatens to put a damper on your perfect getaway – mosquitoes. These pesky little buzzers are more than just annoying
As an RVer, you’re probably all too familiar with this scenario. After all, many of the most beautiful camping spots are also prime mosquito territory.
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Mosquitos, tiny as they are, are pretty complex. They breed in standing water and are attracted to humans. Besides being annoying, these little bugs can pose health risks.
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Mother Nature provides us with an array of tools to combat mosquitos. Many of these remedies are already in your pantry or garden. Both white vinegar and apple cider vinegar can serve as effective mosquito deterrents.
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Essential oils aren’t just for aromatherapy; many can also keep mosquitos at bay. Lavender: Apart from its soothing scent, lavender oil is known to repel mosquitos.
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When it comes to commercial repellents, DEET-based products are often the first choice for many campers.
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Mosquito coils and mats are a popular choice for many campers. They give off aromatic smoke or vapor that wards mozzies away
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Believe it or not, your clothes can significantly impact your attractiveness to mosquitos. Wearing long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and socks can prevent mosquitos from reaching your skin.
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It’s crucial to avoid scratching mosquito bites. Scratching can break the skin, leading to infection.