Do you know that mosquito netting can cut down on human-mosquito illness transmission by up to 90%?

 

The mosquitos are the culprits behind the transmission of deadly diseases like malaria and dengue, which costs human lives in extreme cases. Many preventative measures are present in the market ranging from electric fly swatters to mosquito-repellent creams. But these measures have limitations, like the poisonous chemicals that mosquito repellents release enter our bodies through our respiratory system and can cause several problems. The electronic fly swatters require electricity to recharge and proper maintenance. This brings us back to mosquito nets.

 

Since time immemorial, mosquito nets have proven to be the best preventative measure for warding off mosquitos. They were used as Insecticide Treated bed nets, protecting humans from falling prey to these notorious mosquitos while they rested. The need to have a haven free of these insects is felt more than ever, given that the illness brought on by the insect is now lethal. These nets are a fantastically natural way to deter insects. The mosquito nets can now be used to cover the window panes and even the main doors providing full coverage to the complete household.  The mosquito nets don't need electricity to operate and require little maintenance because there aren't any hazardous chemicals. Additionally, it doesn't block sunlight, and the net's minute pores let air pass through.