The moment you combine baby oil with cloves, you will realize that you will never again need to use anything else in your life.

Begin by placing the baby oil in a container and applying gentle heat to it, ensuring that it does not reach the boiling point.

Subsequently, we include the cloves and allow the mixture to reach ambient temperature.

After it has cooled, we next transfer it into the jar and let it to rest for roughly 10 to 15 days in a cold and dark location.

Once the resting hours have elapsed, the solution is filtered and prepared for mosquito control.

Now, you may use it in the habitats where mosquitoes first infiltrate and permanently repel them!

SUGGESTIONS:

Effective preparation: Ensure the use of unscented and additive-free baby oil, since some supplementary components may not possess the same level of efficacy as the basic baby oil foundation. Cloves may be either in their full form or ground. However, if they are ground, they will blend more readily with the oil.

Proportions: Utilizing a substantial quantity of cloves is not essential; a little amount may suffice. Typically, a ratio of around 6 cloves to 50 or 60 ml of baby oil is sufficient, however you may modify the quantity based on your own tastes.

Infusion: To augment the repelling properties of cloves, you may delicately heat the baby oil with cloves either in a saucepan or in the microwave. Apply gentle heat to the mixture for a little while, then allow it to cool before use.

Application to exposed areas: Administer the homemade repellent to uncovered regions of the body, such as the arms and legs. Refrain from coming into touch with the eyes, mouth, and open wounds.

Re-application: Homemade repellents may have a more rapid decline in efficacy compared to commercial repellents, which tend to have longer-lasting effects. Apply the cure again every 1-2 hours, particularly if you are perspiring or coming into touch with water.

Supplement with other measures: While the home treatment may be beneficial, it is recommended to supplement it with other methods to repel mosquitoes, such as using mosquito nets, wearing protective clothes, and avoiding locations where insects are prevalent.