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I remember that in the past, during the summer, the most annoying thing was the mosquitoes at night – they would buzz or cause itching. Later, people came up with mosquito coils, and life became somewhat \"quieter\". But these mosquito coils had a very strong smell; yet people tolerated it because they couldn’t smell it once they fell asleep. It was still better than having something buzzing in your ear ; These days, people have started using electric mosquito repellent liquids. They are effective at driving away mosquitoes, are odorless, and help to ensure a quiet night. But I would like to remind everyone here that, whether it’s mosquito coils or electric mosquito repellent liquids, they are, in a sense, considered pesticides. Although they are useful, don’t overuse them; some experts suggest that electric mosquito repellents should not be used for more than 8 hours at a time. So here, I suggest that everyone pay attention to these details of daily life. This is probably what is meant by \"when things go to extremes, they reverse.\"
The main component of ordinary mosquito coils is dexpropylate, accounting for 0.2%. The CAS number of dexalflurid is 584-79-2, with the molecular formula C19H26O3 and a molecular weight of 302.41. It is soluble in solvents such as ethanol; it is a neurotoxin, has no specific antidote, and treatment is symptomatic. Pyrethroid insecticides. A contact neurotoxin that disrupts axonal conduction. It acts on insects, causing severe paralysis, causing them to tilt and fall until they die. It is mainly used against sanitary pests such as houseflies and mosquitoes, possessing strong contact killing and repellent effects, as well as a strong knocking-down power. The active ingredient used in making mosquito coils, electric mosquito repellent tablets, and aerosols.
I usually use plastic wrap for cold compresses on my whole body, and now my mom doesn’t have to worry about me getting bitten by mosquitoes anymore.
I just sit here and watch you quietly:funk:
Then just wrap it into zongzi. . .