2. Wear masks, gloves, etc. For personal protection, use drugs with appropriate toxicity to make liquid medicine, or spray it in every corner of the room, and then seal the whole room.
3. After one or two hours, open the doors and windows for ventilation. After the air is fresh, enter the house to clean up the insect carcasses. Garlic can be placed in the corner, or it can play the role of repelling insects, and then put the utensils back in place.
Extended data:
Mi Chong handles rice tanks and warehouses as follows:
For Gu Mi in the rice jar to repel insects, you can move the rice jar to a well-ventilated and cool place, spread a thick plastic sheet on the ground, take out the rice and spread it on it, so that Mi Chong can climb out of the ground.
Attention should be paid to exposure, which will reduce the moisture content of rice and affect the taste, and the effect of exposure on expelling Mi Chong is also general.
If it's Gu Mi in the barn, if it's cold, take out the rice and use the above method to repel insects. After Gu Mi is put back into the barn, special pesticides can be placed in the barn, and the barn can be closed to remove the residual Mi Chong.
If you don't use so much rice every day at home, try to store as little rice as possible. You can put the bought rice in a washed and dried plastic bucket or mineral water bottle.
If possible, you can store rice bottles or rice barrels in the refrigerator, so that there will be no "spectacle" of Mi Chong crawling all over the house.
If you have Mi Chong, don't panic. Spray the medicine and sweep it clean. Store as little rice as possible at home. If you find Mi Chong, deal with it early.