What can i do to avoid mosquito in my house completely?

Try to eliminate the cause...remove all stagnant water near your house to make sure the mosquitoes don't breed...& make sure that all your windows & doors are closed at all times, especially at dawn & early evening (& if you have screen windows/doors) that there are no holes. Using mosquito repellents like lotions might also work--I hope I was able to help =)

Use some insecticide and spray it or buy some baygon. Use insect propeller theres many way on killing those mosquito. Check the department store for anti mosquito insecides.

In order to prevent and control malaria and other diseases caused by the mosquitoes, the following methods for the destruction of mosquitoes must be adopted: A. Elimination of breeding places: The mosquito larvae and pupae must develop in water; therefore, elimination of breeding places is of primary importance. Swampy areas and stagnant water should be drained. Water should also be prevented from standing in gutters, drains and depressions. The domestic species can be largely controlled by eliminating receptacles that hold water such as tin-cans, buckets, cisterns, barrels, etc. If possible the breeding grounds may be filled up. The bushes and shrubs should be cleared off. B. Destruction of larvae and pupae: Wherever it is possible to fill up or drain swamps or lakes and ponds, the larvae and pupae may be killed by covering or spraying the surface of water with petroleum or paraffin oil and crude oil or kerosine oil. These substances produce a thin film of oil on the surface, so that the larvae and pupae die due to suffocation or lack of respiration. The oil also enters the spiracles, blocks the tracheae and poisons the body. Oil solutions or emulsions of DDT, DDD and Benzene hexachloride are effective larvicides. Dusts containing Pairs green, DDT or BHC are effective in the control of surface feeding. Anopheles larvae. Larvicide fishes like sticklebacks, minnows, trouts, etc. should be introduced in the ornamental fountains, ditches, ponds, lakes, canals, tanks etc. Aquatic nymphs and adult insects (dragon-flies), which are natural enemies of mosquitoes, should be encouraged. Keeping the lakes, reservoirs and streams free of aquatic vegetation and other floating material provides the top feeding minnows (Gambusia) better opportunities to search out and feed upon the larvae and pupae. C. Destruction of adult mosquitoes Adult mosquitoes are most effectively combated in dwelling. Mosquitoes should be driven out of the houses or killed by fumigation with pyrethrum, sulphur, etc. Occasionally spraying the houses and the adjoining lands with DDT, flit, pyrethrum and other insecticides proves useful. Residual sprays of DDT may remain effective for several months. D. Defence against mosquito bite Houses in mosquito-infested areas should be made mosquito-proof by screening all the doors and windows. While sleeping, mosquito nets should be used to keep away the mosquitoes. The exposed parts of the body may be protected by the use of veils, gloves and boots or by the application of repellents, such as anti-mosquito creams, mustard oil, mixture of kerosine oil and eucalyptus oil or citrinella and cocoanut oil, and dimethyl phthalate or dimethyl carbate, etc. To know details on this subject you may visit: http://www.indipets.co.cc

Hi carribeanBig we have tried and tested so many methods inorder to get rid of the problem but nothing seems to deter them.So our community has introduced a new method to reduce the gravity of mosquito problem - mosquito killing contest.The person who kills the maximum number of mosquitoes within the stipulated time will be honoured by a trophy and a small cash award.Any method can be adopted to kill the bugs.Some use swatter bats which is most preffered and some use oil coated flat aluminium plates to catch them.And one time I came second with toll of 1024 mosquitoes.

The main thing I can think of, is getting rid of standing water. If you have a divet in your yard with water in it, fill in the divet. If you have a bucket in your yard, and the bucket is filled with recent rainwater, make sure to turn over the bucket to get rid of the water. You can also try planting Horse Mint and/or Rosemary. These plants keep away mosquitos. They are natural repllants.

hmm wel i dont experience that problem here in the UK, but how about mosquito nets?