windows and doors to retain the scent. Afterward, ventilate the house. 3 tips to increase effectiveness: Enhance it: Add cloves or lemon peel to the bay leaves. The scent will be even stronger against insects. Not a substitute for cleaning: This is a “repellent,” not a “killer.” You still need to wipe down, cover the food, and prevent water from running down the drains. Be careful: If you have cats or small children, don’t leave the saucepan hot alone. The volatile oils are strong, so if you have asthma, ventilate the house immediately. In conclusion: A wonderful natural recipe with a lovely scent, and it really does repel insects for an hour or two. But “Amr Ma Ybano” = an exaggerated advertisement 😉 Have you tried it before? Or do you want to try it today because the summer flies have started?
Boiled bay leaves = “incense” that repels mosquitoes and flies? Is that true?
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