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If you’re like most people you outside of Time Machine. He is to spend a relaxing and shooting time with the glory of nature. But with the beauty and enjoyment that comes from the Fall – Bugs. You are camping, fishing, hiking, biking or simply in the street, you are faced with a variety of insects. Not just annoying, they can transmit serious diseases.

Spray insects. It is obvious, but you can not go on leave the room without passing through a spray against mosquitoes. Of course, it would be meaningless if you use it. Read the instructions and apply them as needed and suggested by the manufacturer to receive the best protection. CDC recommends that you try a spray contains ingredients: DEET, Pica Ridin, oil of lemon eucalyptus, PMD, and IR3535.

Protective clothing. If you venture into the woods, you must protect against wear long sleeves and pants. This protects against mosquitoes and ticks. Tuck pants into socks so ticks can not crawl to the ankle. Wear a hat to protect full and closed shoes. Wear bright colors, it is easier, sign up, allowing you to select the site the first bite.

Sleeping behind a barrier. Make sure your space bug tent or mosquito in your tent while you sleep at night. If by mistake, you can be covered with mosquito bites when you wake up in the morning. You can treat with permethrin mosquito tent and so on. Permethrin-treated clothing usually takes about five washable, so if it rains, you must return to the tent.

Protect your eyes. If you want to go in daylight, sunglasses can be very simple. If you plan to go fishing this evening, you should wear chemical goggles.

Avoid perfumes. Bugs tend to struggle more than others. Not attractive to insects, especially bees. Avoid wearing perfumes important if you have lots of bees, as in the forest.

Although mosquitoes are most popular, keep in mind that all types of bugs just waiting to attack as fleas and ants. Well prepared and take steps to defend themselves during the holidays are not damaged by insect bites.

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