EXPERIMENT MOSQUITO LARVAE VS CHEMICAL LIQUID - How to Get Rid Mosquito Larvae
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- 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 ?
Let see, will Chemical Liquid to kill mosquito larvae.
If this is successful, it will be an best way to kill the Mosquito worm.
List of items for experiment mosquito :
- Ethyl Alcohol
- Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)
- Bleach
#MosquitoLarvae #HowtoGetRidMosquitoes #VinsExperiment
No need to put the disclaimer, the internet always agrees with mosquito abuse :)
Most hated animal on earth ❌
@@VinsExperiment bedbugs are on the list too
@@Av3roid
Ticks too.
100%
How could you torture them 😭
*WITHOUT INVITING US* 😈
Enjoy the little things, kill them with chemicals but don't do it in your river or fish pond 😁
Stay safe and wear your gloves
@@VinsExperimentthe fish will do the job cleaning larvae in the river
Have you tried using a frag grenade?
After successfully killing mosquito larvae then a platoon of soldiers came to me 😂
I remember doing this a handful of times in my backyard a long time ago with my cousin. It was in a wine glass and we would like collect this rain water that overflowed in a vase and then drop like a half cap of bleach in it. There were also these weird tiny white slug things that were in there. They looked like rice grains. Since we were in the buisness of only killing these mosquitos, we tried saving them, but they did not want to be saved. Oh well, what could we do? We noticed that after 5 minutes, they were still alive.
We dumped a full cap of bleach and watched for 10 minutes. We noticed differences in the larvae's personalities. They were all squirming and thrashing. So we put a few drops and waited another 10 minutes. We aventually had pizza and we came into the house to eat for 30 minutes before we came back outside to find that they were all dead, and that they changed colors. They were a tinge of white. We had theories that the bleach did not burn them before they died. It was just suffocating them.
The bleach may take longer to kill mosquito larvae.
But this is just a short term experiment, my conclusion is that bleach is not effective.
@@VinsExperiment Yes. I know. But what I was using was cheap bleach and not expensive bleach. Cheap bleach not only is corosive, but it also has this greasy yellow oil inside of it. You should redo the experiment with your typical-buy bleach and a cheap discount bleach. You may notice a difference, such as expensive bleach being clear as water and cheap bleach having a oily substance in it and is a tinge of yellow. It may be interesting.
It was a possibility that my larvae suffocated from the oils of the cheap bleach.
Hoho. Cheap bleach that seems interesting to try.
Thank you for your response.
resistant as hell. but a drop of washing up liquid will do the trick. eliminating surface tension so they can't grab onlo the surface for air trapped under water and they all drown due to hydrophilic end of molecule adhering to the polar H2O molecules. The non polar hydrophobic end facing away - almost acting as a blocker to the air hole of the mosquito
What's a washing up liquid? Like liquid detergent?
I will try this and report back.
just put a bit of acitone in the water. works like a charm but it evaporates after a day but itll kill all the current larvae.
Chemicals have a cool way of killing mosquito larvae. Thank you for sharing
I had to deal with mosquito infestation just the other day in my multi-tier fountain. Added Clorox and peroxide, then flushed everything with a garden hose. Kept the hose in there for a few hours. The mosquito larvae are very resilient to chlorine and peroxide. When they were building the Panama canal, the construction workers kept getting sick with malaria, and the netting never really helped. Some guy came up with an idea to spray oil on standing water to suffocate the mosquito larvae. It worked! I've heard that you can also use the dish soap. (But Chlorine also dislodges all the detritus (muck) on which the larvae feed)
This pisses me off. What can kill them? That much bleach should kill a human. Excellent video, straight to the point.
hot water?
@@lichhaxgt9071 haha, yea of course, but the main purpose was to see what can be used to bait & kill them constantly when they lay eggs.
@@lichhaxgt9071 i did that. They're still alive
I got one under the microscope and examined its breathing consistantly after adding 5 granules of chlorine to the water and 5 hours later i saw no movement. So maybe chlorine?...
@@Zunree1869 whoa nice. that's next level !
Just found a bucket with a bunch of them. I pured a whole bottle of pine sol, and half a can of paint thinner...gonna check tomorrow if they died, if not, gonna pour boiling water in there
hahaha..finish him
@@VinsExperiment they died with the paint thinner
No don't just kill them put them on fish pond. Fishes will enjoy feasting on them.
@@JasperKyleICacho dont got a fish pond yet.
Those mosquito larvae are probably the cleanest thing on earth now lol
You can only tell that something is truly clean when you're ok with licking it
@@welp9356 I eat mosquito larvae for breakfast
@@rexcelent8560 understandable have a nice day
All the dilution rates end up being less than 2%. Now throwing a shock tablet in there would do some damage.
Love your experiments! It's perfect! Thank you so much!
1 teaspoon of vegetable oil per gallon is effective. It makes the larvae unable to get oxygen when they come up to the surface.
Is it safe to put that in toilet? I'm suspecting that mosquitoes lay egg there
Don’t pour it in the toilet, you don’t have to worry about mosquitoes laying any eggs in there. Also pouring the mixture into the toilet would most likely clog it. So stay safe and pour the waste out on the sidewalk when you are done killing the pests.
Hope this helps 👍🏽
I also try adding muriatic acid on em, damn they're still alive it's been 17 hours already
I've made a video with the title "Mosquito larvae vs Water PH Level".
There I tried to lower the PH of the water with Phosphoric Acid to 4.0 PH. As a result, the mosquito larvae were able to survive but when I tried to raise the PH level to 10.0, they immediately died.
*HCL / muriatic acid has the effect of lowering the PH level of the water and it is not effective at killing them.
Sodium hydroxide maybe?
I put minnows in a 5 gallon bucket of tap water that contained mosquito larvae. Hoping the minnows would eat the mosquito larvae, but the minnows died overnight. I guess I need an aerator in order to keep the minnows alive.
In Spanish: Los peces mueren en agua del grifo, necesitan agua filtrada para vivir y espacio.
My house has 10,000 litre underground tank completely cover but have to open for use, they cause havoc for next 2 days when i open the tank lid, will you help with a permanant solution, chemical which are not harmful to human & we do not use tank water for drinking but for daily purpose only.
prob best thing is just to put a fish inside
Now i know, i can sometimes find these in buckets of old aquarium water, now i know what to do
The percentage of doses are wrong
Ok, so I just did a mix up of vinegar, chlorine and toilet liquid wash - potent - nearly knocked me over - best to use a mask and to take safety precautions (no children, pets, etc). Just dumped the mix in - I'll tell you what happens in 12 hours.
i am trying to find a natural way. i might try apple cider vinegar but if bleach won't kill them!!!! i wonder what natural substance will!
Replace water with only bleach :)
Dishwasher liquid is highly effective
Even lizol
And cleaning acid
I used Pool Chlorine and they died quickly. But I also used Pool Shock powder so I can’t say for sure what killed them all.
Ye i used chlorine aswell, took about 5 hours.
to nll them, just add one drop of handwash soap and also if your hands are wet wuth soap [dishwasher soap foam], simply brush them, the mosquito will stick right a way and die ... the only thing is, it shydnt be to wjole garden,m it will just kill the plants also.
Have you tried dettol. Very effective
Hey, the only thing that actually works instantly is Thinner :)
Yes, maybe a thinner will work. I'll try another time with other heavy chemicals
Thank you for useful experiment.
How strong they are!
We all just love seeing mosquitoes die.
That's right
I think you mean justice not animal violence
Animal violence? These aren't ducks. They're our predators!
We need a video of newborn mosquito larvae in lava itself 😃
Just visit your pool section at the hardware store. It's called chlorine.
Please i want to atteact mosquito. Please how
HYDROGEN BOMB vs COUGHING BABY
Tip: use soap
I've done it on another video. It works well and effectively!
Dish soap ? How much per gallon ??
Just soap and also just pour in soapy water until it’s cloudy
Salt
You really had to use a shot glass so that the larvae has something to drink b4 they die.
I used old grape seed oil I don’t know if it worked as I called the city to drain the street 🤷🏽♀️
Great for fish food!
mosquito genocide is beautiful
Use think bleach like domestos they hate that stuff or drop a toilet block in there but plz try salt mosquitos only lay eggs in fresh water not salt for some reason 🤔
Another experiment on this channel I have tried using household appliances, including salt in the test. But for a short test, the result is that salt is not effective at killing mosquito larvae
Please try this with hydrofluoric acid
Bhai Next Time Kerosine try karna
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How about Bunsen burner? Mosquito soup YUM!
Now try sulfuric acid.
I mixed a cup of tile cleaner and they were dead within seconds
bro don't understand what % dosage mean.
Add hydrochloric acid
i might try boiling water. it's a water tank so i use it to water plants. really don't want to contaminate the water!
You can add some oil, the oil forms a top layer on the water and suffocates them.
@@rolandsequeira i worry about the water tank getting all grimy and greasy. Another youtuber used lemonade powder which did kill the larvae. but i still found adult mozzies. in the end i had to empty out the tank and pressure wash it. i have bought citric acid to try as well. Apple cider vinegar did nothing. and even boiling water didn't kill them all!
Man Vs Mosquitoes
Yess It's a War
Just pour 2ml or 5ml of Lizol liquid or any bathroom cleaner liquid, larve will die instantly
esta información es falsa, apenas puede con un tarrito pequeño, donde sean cientos de litros no servira!!!
Just put any type of oil they all as the come for oxygen they in take oil
So nothing worked?
Amazing content as always
AWESOME
Chlorine tablet?
just give it dettol
Vegetable oil
what part of this video of animal abuse?
Put them in soy sauce lol
Just pour in boiling water.
Turpentine does the trick.
Blood Vs hydrogen peroxide
Noted ✅
My pool filter killed most of them
Yes, I searched this
start closing your toilet and emptying buckets
Make it more fun
Dettol
Clorox
😮
Even the lizol and dettol couldn't kill them, 😡😡
Getting rid of them was not easy, even some strong chemicals had no effect on them. Amazing creation.
Using natural predators is the best way
How about creating a video that shows us what DOES kill them?
This is cruel
Cruel that the mosquito larvae did not die. I wish the died
IT IS NOT!!! MOSQUITOES ARE ANNOYING!!!
How os this cruel
Can a layer of used engine oil kill them?
to nll them, just add one drop of handwash soap and also if your hands are wet wuth soap [dishwasher soap foam], simply brush them, the mosquito will stick right a way and die ... the only thing is, it shydnt be to wjole garden,m it will just kill the plants also.