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Hydrogen Peroxide Fleas Ticks Yard
On whether hydrogen peroxide can get rid of yard fleas and ticks
In modern times, people are often trapped in the disturbance of yard fleas and ticks, and they want to find a good way to get rid of them. Smelling hydrogen peroxide may solve this problem, so I investigated it.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties and is often used as a disinfectant. It is effective in sterilization and disinfection. However, although fleas and ticks are microinsects, they are not easy to get rid of.
The courtyard is vast and has a lot of debris. Fleas and ticks hide under grass and masonry. It is not easy to kill them with hydrogen peroxide. Although hydrogen peroxide can destroy the body surface structure of pests, it is difficult to control the amount applied to the courtyard. If the amount is small, it is not enough to kill it. If the amount is large, it may harm the green plants in the courtyard, and there may be pests left, endangering humans and animals.
Furthermore, fleas and ticks multiply rapidly and have many hiding places. After hydrogen peroxide is sprayed, if it does not reach the dead end, the pests will gather between the heel.
Therefore, using hydrogen peroxide to get rid of yard fleas and ticks is not a foolproof solution. To get rid of yard pests, comprehensive measures should be taken, such as cleaning the courtyard frequently, removing sundries, and keeping it dry; or special insect repellents should be used according to regulations. In this way, it is hoped that the courtyard will be peaceful.
In modern times, people are often trapped in the disturbance of yard fleas and ticks, and they want to find a good way to get rid of them. Smelling hydrogen peroxide may solve this problem, so I investigated it.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties and is often used as a disinfectant. It is effective in sterilization and disinfection. However, although fleas and ticks are microinsects, they are not easy to get rid of.
The courtyard is vast and has a lot of debris. Fleas and ticks hide under grass and masonry. It is not easy to kill them with hydrogen peroxide. Although hydrogen peroxide can destroy the body surface structure of pests, it is difficult to control the amount applied to the courtyard. If the amount is small, it is not enough to kill it. If the amount is large, it may harm the green plants in the courtyard, and there may be pests left, endangering humans and animals.
Furthermore, fleas and ticks multiply rapidly and have many hiding places. After hydrogen peroxide is sprayed, if it does not reach the dead end, the pests will gather between the heel.
Therefore, using hydrogen peroxide to get rid of yard fleas and ticks is not a foolproof solution. To get rid of yard pests, comprehensive measures should be taken, such as cleaning the courtyard frequently, removing sundries, and keeping it dry; or special insect repellents should be used according to regulations. In this way, it is hoped that the courtyard will be peaceful.
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