What is Mosquito Repellant?
An insect repellent is a substance applied to skin, clothing, or other surfaces to discourage insects from landing or climbing on that surface.
Best Mosquito Repellant In South Africa
Natural Instincts 2x6W Electronic Insect Zapper JB20M
Republic Umbrella Citronella Mosquito Repellant Candle (300g)
Enviro Oil 500ml Citronella
Bite & Sting Relief Spray
Tabard Lotion 150ml
Rogue Leather Fly Swatter. R 99,00.
Republic Umbrella Citronella Table Lamp. R 199,00.
Vital 100ml Spray Mosquito Repellent. R 129,00.
What is the best mosquito repellent to use in Africa?
DEET mosquito repellent is the most effective insect repellent. DEET has been used around the world since the 1940s. Since then, it has been the subject of many studies, has been applied billions of times, and has become the top recommended insect repellent by organizations around the world.
What is the best plug-in mosquito repellent for South Africa?
The Mosquito-Go Duo (Continental Europe) is a recommended option. It is a liquid-vapor mosquito repellent that needs to be plugged into an electricity socket.
Do I need mosquito repellent in South Africa?
2. Mosquito Repellent. Some safari destinations are worse than others for mosquitoes, but it pays to be prepared. Mosquito repellent with DEET in it is a must for evening and night times, and if you really want to push the boat out a pack of mosquito coils for your room is a good backup.
Which repellent kills mosquitoes?
Permethrin-containing products (Permanent) are recommended for use only on clothing, shoes, bednets, and camping gear—never on the skin. Permethrin-treated clothing repels and kills ticks, mosquitoes, and other arthropods.
How do I get rid of mosquitoes in South Africa?
Placing garlic and lavender plants around your home is considered a useful deterrent for mosquitoes. Plants such as marigold, catnip, rosemary, peppermint, and ageratum also work well as a mosquito repellent
What season are mosquitoes most active in South Africa?
summer
Mosquitoes thrive when there is plenty of surface water during hot summer rains because they need both warmth and water to breed. However, with the recent drought in Cape Town, many homeowners have installed JoJo tanks to catch as much rainwater as possible for use in the hot summer months ahead.