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Listerine?

Hello, everyone! I just received an interesting email about using LISTERINE to ward off mosquitoes.

Apparently one can spray outdoor areas with a bottle filled with the mouthwash to eliminate these pests. Another plus noted is the "repellent" lasts for a couple days.

One precaution was noted: do not spray on wood, like a door, but around the door jam.

May have to try it sometime.

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