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The simplest remedy for mosquitoes and midges - a piece of light matter tied around the head or pinned with pins on the headdress and covering the shoulders and back. "Cuffs" attached to the sleeves protect the wrists. A closed mosquito net can be made from a fine-mesh net (kapron tulle) of dark color: nothing is visible through a white mosquito net.

From a coarse mesh (pieces of seine) you can make a Pavlovsky mesh. The usual "string bag", put on the head and falling on the shoulders, is also effective. Soak the Pavlovsky net and other large-mesh mosquito nets with a special composition (dimethyl phthalate - 1 part, non-combustible film - 4, acetone - 10 parts), which preserves their "anti-mosquito" properties throughout the year.

2-3 times more mosquitoes land on sweaty skin and stale matter than dry ones. In addition, according to science, of all colors, mosquitoes prefer blue.

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