EXPERIMENT MOSQUITO LARVAE VS HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS - How to Get Rid Mosquitoes

Hi, greetings from Vins Experiment
This time we will try to get rid of mosquitoes in water.
Mosquito larvae are animals that can survive various water parameters. The question is, how to control mosquito ?
We'll see, how to use household products to kill mosquito larvae.
If this is successful, it will be an easy way to kill the Mosquito worm and mosquito solutions for home.
List of items for experiment mosquito :
- Salt
- Apple Cider Vinegar
- Dish soap
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[@jay_sensz]

There's no need to use nearly as much dish soap. A 0.1% concentration should do the trick, just give it a few hours.
You can then give the water to your plants, they generally don't mind a little soap.

[@Mochapuppykitty]

is there a way to kill mosquitoes in the sewer? we have “kanals” open here at our house that mosquitoes use to lay their eggs, and we keep getting bit

[@ozziedegens]

@@Mochapuppykittybro dont do anything to the kanal water, other animals live in those little river like things and u arent just gonna kill the larvae

[@bruhjacksonton7241]

soap is always the best ways to kill mosquitos larvae, its very effective

[@JosefMPjess]

Salt… Perhaps conclusions were drawn too fast.
I have a garden fountain and keep the mosquitos away by adding salt to the water. Salt does not kill the larvae, but it prevents the mosquitoes in laying eggs in salty water, as the mosquitoes taste the water before laying eggs.

[@nellya.9920]

How much salt do you use on yours ?

[@JosefMPjess]

@@nellya.9920 - my fountain contains about 20L of water. I add 1 cup of salt every 2 weeks, in summer months only though. Birds are bathing in my fountain, but not drinking.
I have also a pond with gold fish, so birds drink water from the pond.

[@ginginbyetis]

What if I combine dish soap and vinegar?

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

Dish soap and vinegar is a pretty effective fungicide/insecticide. I use the mix in my garden regularly, sometimes with a bit of baking soda.

[@rolando6962]

can fenyl kill it

[@blankphonk4889]

i also dumped vinegar in my mosquito larvae.

[@nunyabitnezz2709]

How about household ammonia?

[@yesmayhem]

Please also try epsom salt.

[@hurrtawangar1984]

You have made vinegar water.. can be used after cleaning for food too wow... 6 taquila cups of vinegar in one glass water..

[@derekdebowski689]

Effective if you have enough to equal 25 percent or more of the total volume of water to be treated is hardly efficient or practical. Kind of scary they are so darn persistent. Would like to see you test more options. Potassium permanganate for instance.

[@beby_official_]

Bro just add detol❤

[@hungrykitten76]

Anything I can use for aquatic plants?

[@vmodsm]

what is the experiment?

[@irock5624]

so what the hell happened dude?! i have no idea did they die

[@VinsExperiment]

Apple cider vinegar and soap are very effective at killing mosquito larvae.
The reality is that using lower doses to kill them, it may take longer.
Or keep a few guppy fish as natural predators of mosquito larvae. Trust me, they are very greedy

[@SoulSeeker770]

That's a lot of soap!

[@wissemaljazairi]

monsters

[@XX-sp3tt]

Our natural enemies.

[@joelabster6538]

What about oil?

[@VinsExperiment]

In this experiment I have tried with olive oil, but the results are not optimal with less than 20 minutes.
Fact: Oil does not kill mosquito larvae, but prevents them from evolving because the oil forms a layer on the surface of the water.
Maybe in the next video, I will make mosquito larvae vs oil with a time lapse format.

[@SoulSeeker770]

@@VinsExperiment Would love to see that!

[@tunepills6630]

@@VinsExperiment More than evolving it should prevent them from breeding.

[@brixtertabun7655]

Yes, with oil please

[@helenaquinn7480]

@@tunepills6630 you don't understand mosquitos

[@legrandecappuccino]

@Vins Experiment

[@LeRealModeusFan]

Try hot sauce next

[@907hurricanes]

Took lots of soap what isn't cheap

[@mandirabanik8205]

Aacha. Dabai. Khoj koro

[@ez-airbrush]

Not good :/

[@hugoh.9694]

This is not practical. You would basically need put something like 30% dish soap to kill mosquitoes. WTH!? It would have been a far better experiment to see what the minimum amount of product it would take to kill them in before they come out of the water. What was the point of this video anyways?! Does anyone here know?

[@VinsExperiment]

You don't need to use this crazy method to kill mosquito larvae using soap. Use a small dose and wait a few hours then you will not see the mosquito larvae tomorrow.
I used large doses of soap to see how long the mosquito larvae could survive the chemicals from the soap.
Experiment is freedom. Maybe this video is not the solution for some people.

[@hugoh.9694]

@@VinsExperiment The "how to get rid of..." seems out of place. This was not exploring how to get rid of them then from what I understand. It was just testing their tolerance.

[@hugoh.9694]

@@VinsExperiment Thanks for clarifying. 👍

[@anonymousstout4759]

@@hugoh.9694 Basically you just need to break the surface tension of the water or adding another layer on top of the water. They will drown because they can't hanging near surface and snorkeling with their proboscis. If the layer on top quite plenty they will suffocated by those oil layer, but I bet you're already aware of this so I left this piece of information that I got from 5 minutes of Google search here for other people that might curious

[@axemanners6643]

Calm down. He's experimenting, so he doesn't know what works himself. After a certain amount didn't work, of course he's going to add more just to find out; whether it would be feasible or not.