More and more friends who love traveling will choose camping in the wilderness when traveling outdoors, which is actually a fun experience of getting close to nature. However, when camping in the wild, people are often harassed by various natural mosquitoes. Encountering toxic mosquitoes can actually add trouble to a pleasant trip. This requires us to take corresponding measures in advance. Tianzhidao suggests that hikers can carry sulfur powder with them and scatter it around the campsite. How should we do it specifically. Let's learn more together through the following text.
Whether you are setting up a tent or using a sleeping bag, one thing to do first is to clear the area. Clean up your sleeping area. Build a low wall around the tent or sleeping bag. About ten centimeters high is enough to prevent some small insects from crawling over. Carrying sulfur powder with you is even better, and scattering it around is an ideal choice.
The sulfur powder manufacturer would like to add a little more experience here. Find some dry firewood and dry branches to light a fire pile in the place where you need to sleep (be careful not to cause wildfires). This approach has multiple functions. One method is to drive away small insects from the ground and underground. There is also less water in hot areas, which reduces the occurrence of rheumatism. Clean up after the flame is completely extinguished. Of course, there are strict rules for starting a fire in the wild. This is just an introduction to the experience, but it is not recommended to start a fire in the wild. After all, most friends occasionally camp in the wilderness for one or two days, rather than for a long time.