Mycopods are common on wooden floors at home. What’s going on?

Polypods are common on wooden floors at home because they like dark and humid environments. Dark and humid places inside and outside the house prey on small animals such as mosquitoes and moths, which is beneficial.

Prevention and control methods:

① To apply poisonous soil, use 2.3% deltamethrin or 20% quick-killing trimethrin mixed with soil and spread it on the ground, using 50 to 100 grams per acre. 10 to 20 kilograms on the soil.

② When spraying the ground, use 50% dichlorvos 500 times. If the ground is covered with a curtain or other covering after application, the insects will be poisoned and die because they are afraid of light and can hide inside.

As a reminder, spray and keep people away after applying poison. It can also be prevented and treated by destroying its living environment, but I have not tried it. It is recommended that you open windows and ventilate your home more, and let in sunlight and so on.

Extended information:

Centipede, also known as millipede? (also known as "line caterpillar" in some rural areas) is a terrestrial arthropod. Its body shape is cylindrical or long flat, divided into two parts: head and trunk. The head has a pair of thick and short tentacles; the trunk is composed of many body segments, up to several hundred.

Reference: Centipede-Baidu Encyclopedia