Can floral water and mosquito coils be used together? What will happen if floral water and mosquito coils are used together?

As the weather gets warmer, mosquitoes are about to enter their "peak activity period". Mosquito coils and floral water can both be used to repel and prevent mosquitoes. So, can floral water and mosquito coils be used together?

Can floral water and mosquito coils be used together?

Can't. Because toilet water contains alcohol, and the alcohol concentration is not low, reaching about 70-75%, it is flammable. Mosquito coils need to be lit before they can be used, which is an open flame. If the two are used together, they can easily burn and may cause burns to the skin, or even burn furniture or cause a fire.

What happens if you use toilet water and mosquito coils together?

Using toilet water and mosquito coils together can burn your skin. If you spray toilet water on your skin, it will easily burn when it comes into contact with the lit mosquito coils, and your skin can easily be burned. Therefore, it is not recommended to use toilet water and mosquito coils together.

Can mosquito repellent floral water really repel mosquitoes?

Mosquito repellent coils and floral water can both repel mosquitoes. In order to combine the effects of the two, mosquito repellent floral water was created. Mosquito repellent floral water is a perfume product made by adding an appropriate amount of mosquito repellent to ordinary floral water. It is easy to carry, can repel mosquitoes at any time, has a fragrant smell, feels cool and refreshing on the skin, and has the same effect of removing prickly heat and relieving itching as floral water. However, mosquito repellent floral water generally contains trace amounts of sanitary pesticide ingredients such as DEET or pyrethroids, and is a slightly toxic product.

Which is better, toilet water or mosquito coils?

Mosquito repellent coils are better than toilet water in repelling mosquitoes.

1. The main ingredient of mosquito coils is pyrethroids, which are a type of pesticide that are very effective in killing mosquitoes. After the mosquito coil is lit, the mosquito repellent ingredients in it will evaporate and enter the mosquito's respiratory system, easily causing the mosquito to have difficulty breathing, faint, or even die.

2. The mosquito repellent ingredients in toilet water are less than those in mosquito coils, and the mosquito repellent effect is much smaller than that of mosquito coils. Moreover, some toilet water does not contain mosquito repellent ingredients and cannot play a mosquito repellent effect.