PIC Coils Smoke

[Guest guest]

I work in an atmosphere (out door snack bar) that is subject to

mosquitoes and many more insects. I have Pic Coils going for 6 - 8

hours or I would be so badly bitten as the mosquitoes just dive bomb

anxious to get a meal. The smoking coils do control the mosquitoes but

I am wondering how being exposed to the smoke for that length of time,

6 days a week, for approximately 3 months of the year, if it can be

harmful to the respirtory system. I do have asthma. I do notice I

cough at times and my clothes and hair do smell of the smoke as well as

my carry bags. I think I do know the answer, but don't know what else

I can use. There is no way I can handle the OFF bug spray. I think it

is gross and smells so bad. It bothers my eyes and breathing. Any

suggestions would be welcome.

[Guest guest]

There are lots of essential oils that help repel mosquitoes.

Pennyroyal, peppermint, tea tree, eucalyptus. There are also

commercial blends you can find at most health food stores.

 

GB

 

, " Daria "

<stardancing1 wrote:

>

> I work in an atmosphere (out door snack bar) that is subject to

> mosquitoes and many more insects. I have Pic Coils going for 6 - 8

> hours or I would be so badly bitten as the mosquitoes just dive bomb

> anxious to get a meal. The smoking coils do control the mosquitoes but

> I am wondering how being exposed to the smoke for that length of time,

> 6 days a week, for approximately 3 months of the year, if it can be

> harmful to the respirtory system. I do have asthma. I do notice I

> cough at times and my clothes and hair do smell of the smoke as well as

> my carry bags. I think I do know the answer, but don't know what else

> I can use. There is no way I can handle the OFF bug spray. I think it

> is gross and smells so bad. It bothers my eyes and breathing. Any

> suggestions would be welcome.

>