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Lovers of outdoor recreation probably know the situation when, having arrived for a picnic, hordes of mosquitoes and horseflies immediately invade the car interior. The AvtoVzglyad portal has
The easiest way to keep flying creatures out of your car is to install screens, which are usually used instead of paints. They are attached with magnets, so you can install the product carefully without damaging the interior details. True, a set of nets is not cheap, and the material itself does not pass the air well – it will be stuffy in the cabin.
Thrifty drivers do it easier: they just cover the top of the door with mesh, lower the glass, and slam the door. It turns out cheap, practical, but not always airtight, because hornets and midges can easily seep under cotton fabric.
You can also meet people lighting a special anti-mosquito coil on the front panel or center console. But this method has unpleasant consequences: one inaccurate movement and a fallen coal burns a hole in the dashboard or seat! And in general, a fire source (even a small one) is dangerous.
Therefore, true lovers of rural picnics buy special car fumigators that are powered by the cigarette lighter. It is now possible to buy such a device for only 500 rubles. And if you pick up a good plate, it will become a reliable barrier against hordes of leeches.
Another very effective option for protecting the interior of the car from the invasion of Diptera is to spray the space around the car with a special aerosol to protect the territory (these are large cylinders that are easily distinguished by a powerful spray head).
If you treat the grass around the perimeter of the body with such a composition, you get a circle inside which mosquitoes, flies and other buzzing creatures absolutely do not want to fly in. Yes, one bottle costs about 400 rubles, but this is a purchase for several trips, and one spray is enough for 6-8 hours.
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The easiest way to keep flying creatures out of your car is to install screens, which are usually used instead of paints. They are attached with magnets, so you can install the product carefully without damaging the interior details. True, a set of nets is not cheap, and the material itself does not pass the air well – it will be stuffy in the cabin.
Thrifty drivers do it easier: they just cover the top of the door with mesh, lower the glass, and slam the door. It turns out cheap, practical, but not always airtight, because hornets and midges can easily seep under cotton fabric.
You can also meet people lighting a special anti-mosquito coil on the front panel or center console. But this method has unpleasant consequences: one inaccurate movement and a fallen coal burns a hole in the dashboard or seat! And in general, a fire source (even a small one) is dangerous.
Therefore, true lovers of rural picnics buy special car fumigators that are powered by the cigarette lighter. It is now possible to buy such a device for only 500 rubles. And if you pick up a good plate, it will become a reliable barrier against hordes of leeches.
Another very effective option for protecting the interior of the car from the invasion of Diptera is to spray the space around the car with a special aerosol to protect the territory (these are large cylinders that are easily distinguished by a powerful spray head).
If you treat the grass around the perimeter of the body with such a composition, you get a circle inside which mosquitoes, flies and other buzzing creatures absolutely do not want to fly in. Yes, one bottle costs about 400 rubles, but this is a purchase for several trips, and one spray is enough for 6-8 hours.
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Source: Avto Vzglyad
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