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Guidelines for cleaning and using fungicides and insecticides

Disinfectants, pesticides, and other products will be used during the cleaning process. fly killer In order to make people correctly choose bactericidal and insecticidal products and avoid excessive or improper use of environmental pollution, the Environmental Protection Bureau should master the principle of "cannot use, can use less old less". We provide the following preventive measures to ensure the safe use of the above products:

Environmentally friendly pesticides:

Most environmental pests like cockroaches, rats, mosquitoes, and fleas are found because they provide food, hiding places, and access to the home. cockroach insecticide spray Therefore, the environment must be cleaned so that there are no hiding places, no sources of food, and no possible routes of invasion. Pesticides should only be used as a last resort if the following conditions are met:

(a) When buying insecticides or fungicides for domestic use, it is important to carefully review the packaging for ingredients and contents. mosquito killerThis includes ensuring that the product has been approved by the EPD. But how can the general public verify the qualifications of environmental hygiene drugs? The first step is to check for a "license number" approved by the Environmental Protection Department on the label. This part is often overlooked by consumers. Another indicator of qualification is if the label includes "Environmental Protection Department Health System (output) word XXXX." This indicates that the product has been examined and approved by the EPD. In addition, pay attention to other labeling information such as manufacturer name, address, product name, manufacturing date, batch number, effective management period, warning statements, usage instructions, first aid procedures and methods of detoxification. It is crucial for consumers to ensure that these aspects are complete before making a purchase. By purchasing qualified environmental health drugs, one can help reduce their negative impact on both the environment and human health while effectively controlling mosquito and fly infestations.

(b) Improper use of drugs in the environment may cause adverse effects on the human body. The EPD conducted a rigorous review of the pesticides' effectiveness and toxicity during the testing process. Mainland pesticides that are classified as highly toxic cannot be registered for use, and the use and storage of pharmaceutical preparations will be specified on the label. As a result, if the public follows the instructions on the label, the danger can be reduced.

In order to avoid spraying into fire sources, people, animals and pets must be evacuated first when using high-pressure pesticide spraying for environmental hygiene operations. Cover utensils, food, and fish tanks before spraying. Close the doors and windows before painting. After spraying for 30 minutes, open the windows and doors to ventilate for more than 30 minutes before entering the house.

The disinfectant is:

Generally speaking, approved fungicides offer a range of functions, such as sterilization, disinfection, mildew prevention, and deodorization. Consumers can select a product based on the performance indicated on the label. However, when handling disinfectants, it's crucial to take extra precautions to prevent children from being exposed and to avoid direct skin contact. Before use, please carefully read the label and follow the instructions provided. It's also important to maintain good ventilation and keep others away from the area where the fungicide is being applied. To protect your hands and face, it's recommended to wear plastic gloves and a mask during use. In case of accidental skin contact with the product, immediately wash the affected area with water. If any adverse reactions occur, seek medical attention promptly.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, it is important to avoid excess use of disinfectants due to their potential volatile chemicals and bactericidal properties (such as phenol, formaldehyde, ammonia, and chlorine). Over-inhalation can have negative effects. Additionally, because fungicides only target specific bacteria and not all microbes, excessive disinfection can lead to rapid growth and multiplication of competing bacteria. To manage bacterial growth effectively, regular hand washing with soap and water or even just hot water can be sufficient without excessive use of disinfectants.

According to the EPD, household waste was not collected during Chinese New Year. Therefore, it is important for the public to properly store garbage, rice, sweets and biscuits to avoid attracting household pests. When using sterilization and insecticides for Spring Festival cleaning, it is crucial to follow the principle of using them only when necessary and in small amounts. One should not be misled by exaggerated ads claiming that these products are completely non-toxic or have the power to eliminate or kill all pests. In reality, they only provide temporary relief. The key to maintaining a clean and safe home environment during this festive season is through ongoing environmental improvement measures that prevent germs, vectors and pests from surviving. Let's work together to ensure a natural, comfortable and hygienic start to the New Year.

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