QuestionHi, I am hoping you can help me. This is the third summer that my husband and I have lived in our new house. Every summer right at the end of August/early September we have an outbreak of little mosquitos inside our house. We thought the first year it was because we left our windows open in the summer and that is how they were getting in. This year we kept the house closed. We have used air conditioners all summer. Now still, last week started another outbreak. It is always the same couple of weeks. The first year our bedroom was swarming with them. We probably killed about 25-50 them over the few weeks they were there. It has gone down since then. This year we have seen about 15-20 so far. We have no standing water in our house. We have two sinks and both are used regularly. A tub and toilet which are obviously used regularly. Where would they be coming from that they always hatch in the house? Would an exterminator be able to spray or get rid of them somehow? We have a little 5 month old daughter and they have already bitten her. How can we keep her safe? Any help you could provide would be appreciated.
Thanks
AnswerIF THEY ARE MOSQUITOES THEY MUST HAVE A WATER SOURCE #1 OUTSIDE THE HOUSE OR SOME OTHER STANDING WATER SOURCE !
THEIR ARE DIFFERENT SPECIECS OF MOSQUITOES AND THERE IS A SOURCE WHERE THEY ARE BREEDING !
WHATS YOUR LOCATION/ STATE OR CITY AND i WILL RECCOMEND A HONEST PEST CONTROL COMPANY
RICHARD