Mosquitoes may be the least welcome of common pests. They make irritating, high-pitched noises, cause painful bites that leave itchy welts and, in some cases, can transmit serious diseases. 

What Are the Dangers of Mosquitoes?

Mosquitoes are small, flying insects with segmented bodies. They feed by biting people or host animals and drawing minute amounts of blood, leaving saliva that can cause an itchy rash on the skin. 

• The most serious risk from a mosquito bite is that it can ingest pathogens and transfer them to another host, leading to the spread of infectious diseases such as malaria, yellow fever and other viruses. Not all mosquitoes carry the same diseases.
• With rare exceptions such as Iceland, mosquitoes can be found in countries around the world, although the insects are more active in warm and tropical climates. 
• Mosquito larvae develop in water, so adult mosquitoes are attracted to damp soil or standing water to lay their eggs. Any source of standing water may contain mosquito larvae, including old tires, flower pots, gutters that drain improperly, birdbaths and water features such as fish ponds. 
• Some studies suggest that hungry mosquitoes are attracted by the carbon dioxide given off by people and other potential food sources. 
• Mosquitoes tend to be most active at dawn and dusk. 

How to Get Rid of Mosquitoes in the House

When determining how to get rid of mosquitoes in the house, check under sinks, in closets, under furniture or in the laundry room. Mosquitoes like to rest in dark, humid places. If you confirm that you have a mosquito population in your home, get rid of them with indoor-tested products. 

Fans and fly swatters are low-tech solutions that can deter and eliminate mosquitoes. 
Keep mosquitoes from entering your home by repairing or replacing any damaged window screens. Add a screen door to outside doors and screen in outdoor porches, pergolas and patios. 
Consider using mosquito netting around your bed to help you sleep during a lasting infestation.
You can also consider Aosion plug in mosquito killer AN-C333, just plug in, it will use the UV light to attract the mosuqito and kill them by electronic shock, no chemical and eco friendly 
If mosquitoes persist in your home, call a pest control expert.

How to Get Rid of Mosquitoes Outdoors

Mosquitoes rest in dark, humid outdoor areas, such as in tall grass, hollow trees or under leaves. If mosquitoes swarm around your house, treat areas under and around patio furniture, in carports or in the garage. Don't forget to check and treat outdoor storage sheds. 

• When using chemical treatments, adhere to all manufacturer safety guidelines and recommendations. 
• Larvicides eliminate mosquitoes before they become adults. 
• Use citronella torches or candles to keep bugs away from small areas outside, such as a porch or deck. 
• Fans can blow winds strong enough to disperse mosquitoes outdoors. 
• Electrocuters, or mosquito zappers, use heat and carbon dioxide to attract and kill mosquitoes. 
• High-tech mosquito traps use a combination of heat and scent to imitate a human target and attract mosquitoes. When a mosquito flies in for a closer look, a built-in vacuum draws them into a chamber where they are trapped and eliminated.