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EcoFirst Can Help Against Summer's Worst Pest: Mosquitoes

One of the most unpleasant things associated with summer is the mosquito. Mosquitoes are notorious for a whole host of irritating, and in some cases, downright dangerous problems. Most creatures on the planet have to deal with mosquitoes at some point and while many members of the animal kingdom have no choice but to deal with them, humans do have several ways to eliminate them.

Mosquitoes have puncturing-sucking mouthparts that most of us are all too familiar with. They land on our skin and then proceed to suck blood for nourishment. This action is not only annoying but can often be painful. They result in an itchy red welt that can take anywhere from days to weeks to disappear. Some people may even have more adverse allergic reactions resulting in welts.

Mosquitoes have also always been carriers of disease. These diseases can include yellow fever, lymphatic filariasis, malaria, and the West Nile virus. All of these diseases are dangerous and can lead to death if left untreated. Some like malaria have no known cure, thus leaving the person to treat the illness the rest of his or her life. Although catching diseases like malaria is much less common than long ago, it is still a possibility which makes keeping mosquitoes away from your family a good idea.

Mosquitoes tend to make their home around standing water where their young can hatch. This is why clearing out gutters or old plant pots is important. Locations that have nearby lakes, ponds, or other similar breeding spots can also lead to infestation.

If you have a problem with mosquitoes, don't hesitate to call EcoFirst Pest Control. EcoFirst aims to keep you and your family safe from all pests, and can provide you with suggestions and solutions to ensure your mosquitoes are kept in check.

EcoFirst has partnered with the Nothing But Nets campaign to help stop the spread of the deadly disease Malaria, transmitted by the mosquito bite. Nothing But Nets is a non-profit group dedicated to saving lives in Africa and third world countries. As a proud sponsor, EcoFirst dedicates a portion of company profits annually to Nothing But Nets to provide insecticide-treated bed nets to countries with the greatest need.

When someone signs up for EcoFirst's Four Seasons Protection Plan service, we will donate a portion of all company profits to Nothing But Nets. You can also donate funds directly to Nothing But Nets to send a net and save a life. Every net helps prevent malaria by creating a protective barrier against mosquitoes at night, which is when the vast majority of transmissions occur.

Together with EcoFirst and Nothing But Nets, we can help save the lives of millions from this deadly killer.

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Mosquito Net Q&A

Looking for an affordable fly to Costa Rica, suggestions?

My wife and I are going to Costa Rica in a week and need a mosquito net to hang over bed. On the local travel shops that run about $ 50-60, and online seems the most affordable are only for decorative purposes. If any of these plain polyester cover it, or stay with a specific travel shoes tuning? Thanks in advance.

I sent my son a while. Several years ago Korea when he complained of the mosquitoes were horrible in the night, and we found in a sporting goods store, but it was not cheap either.

Obama could have bought 20 million nets and 10 million children vaccinated w / their opening match. Why not?

... show the wisdom of compassion for the needy instead of blowing that much money for his inauguration? How can they waste a lot of money Obama for when 2 million children die each year from malaria because some networks as well? How much money can be lost when 25,000 people die of hunger every day?

I totally agree with you. How many food pantries that could be filled? How many shelters for homeless could have given that money too. He must do what he says, "spread the wealth"