For mosquitoes, mosquito nets on your door are a healthier alternative to chemical repellents and insect zappers that burn away your bugs.
DAKO’s carbon fiber door mosquito nets seamlessly integrate with your windows and doors for a finished look, offering superior performance without compromising on beauty.
They Keep Mosquitoes Away
Doors and entryways are attractive to mosquitoes on many accounts: to sense carbon dioxide released by residents and body heat; to provide light to guide them during their evening migrations; to keep out door bushes and plants a nesting site; to apply natural repellents at regular intervals to keep those areas mosquito-free.
One is to regularly empty and clean outside vessels such as plant saucers, birdbaths and toys for kids. It’s possible to also put a fan by the door to disorient mosquitoes’ course, and allow for more airflow to lower humidity. If you plant mosquito repellent basil, rosemary and geranium plants around your front door, it’s also a natural repellent to mosquitoes without chemical antidotes.
Also, another great mosquito deterrent is a mosquito net as these multi-purpose windows and doors screens are easy to set up and come in several different designs and fabrics to best suit your preferences.
They Keep Flying Insects Away
It’s eco-friendly to repel mosquitoes, flies, and other house-bound pests with mosquito nets, and more durable and less frequent than chemical repellents or electronic bug-zappers. They’ve even proven more cost-effective!
You can avoid getting bit by mosquitos and mosquito-borne diseases from malaria to chikungunya, dengue and Zika with mosquito nets. Mosquitoes can be annoying, even deadly, but bites can be fatal.
Size is important when you’re trying to find a good mosquito net, say the experts. ‘We recommend you select one with mesh holes of 8-10 mm, so mosquitoes can’t get under it and pass through,’ they say.
Some mosquito nets have been treated with insecticides for additional performance, so you can use them along with other methods of control, like squirting liquid insecticide around your house. It is perhaps more effective against mosquitoes than its non-insecticide equivalent, but at a longer time this could lead to problems; plus, it’s more expensive.
They Are Affordable
You don’t have to spend a fortune or get fancy with door mosquito nets: cheap, lightweight nets under the price of a tube of insect spray are easy to find and give you peace of mind. The desired mesh should be 1.2–1.5 millimeters in diameter so you’re protected but still able to let air flow and see.
The top mosquito nets have sturdy frames made from premium carbon fiber for best longevity and performance, as well as beautiful styles that match with your existing window and balcony doors.
Pleated nets are a wide variety of colors and sizes to match your home décor, but they fold up for transport – whether you’re travelling backpacking, floating on the river or living in insects-heavy zones of the globe. Many come with no-see-um mesh to help ward off biting bugs.
They Are Environmentally Friendly
Stainless steel mosquito nets are a green alternative to insect screens. Chemical sprays free and chemical-free, but a protection for you and for the environment, stainless steel mosquito nets are a safety net in the outdoor environment.
You can open sliding window mosquito nets for natural ventilation that saves energy and artificial cooling, and will keep your home free from mold and humidity. Pleated mosquito nets also give more airflow, making it a nice place to live for you and your family.
Scenica mosquito net ergonomic hinged window mosquito screen for large openings, which is ergonomic and ultramodern. Its innovative construction doesn’t require a floor guide and opens in any angle you like – great for large windows! Additionally, this mosquito net has rust and UV resistant material which will endure the bad weather and harsh sunlight.