Question

Three ways to stop mosquitoes from reproducing and increasing in number

Answer 1

1 Empty, drain, or cover all things that can and may hold standing water. Areas of your backyard or porch may have spots where rainwater can pool. Barrels and trash cans tend to collect rainwater extremely well. Old tires, empty bottles, buckets, and other small containers can condense water vapor into tiny pools. Empty and drain all pools of water and cover them up to prevent more water from gathering. 2 Change water collection pans for plant pots weekly. When you water your plants, the excess water will run through the soil and collect in a pan. If you have any outdoor plants, these collection pans are a prime location for mosquitoes to breed. Empty and clean the pans at least once a week, preferably more frequently3 Clean bird baths weekly. If you have a bird bath outside your house, the stagnant water is a perfect place for mosquitoes to lay eggs. Minimize mosquitoes breeding there by changing the water and scrubbing down the bath at least once a week, preferably more frequently. Please mark me as brainliest

Answer 2

Reduce mosquito breeding.

1. Dump it out: When the rain has subsided and the sprinklers have stopped, step outside and give your house a thorough inspection. Make sure tarps on vehicles or outdoor furniture fit securely and don't droop so that water can collect. Additionally, make it a habit to routinely inspect flowerpots, pot saucers, outside pet bowls, and these areas for "wigglers" or mosquito larvae.
2. Drain or throw out tires: Remove used auto tires from your property, and drill drainage holes in the bottom of tire swings. In particular, tires are mosquito havens. Runoff, sprinklers, or rain don't matter. It's challenging to pour water out of an old tire once it's inside.
3. Declutter and get rid of junk: Use this chance to enhance your home's outside while also driving mosquitoes away. Old grills, auto parts, bookcases, and other items that you've been wanting to get rid of should be hauled away. Mosquitoes may lay their eggs pretty much anywhere there is standing water.

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