Discover Insect Ecran Clothing Mosquito Repellent Soak: the ideal protection against mosquitoes and ticks for the whole family, effective for up to 2 months.
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Insect Ecran Clothing Soak is an insecticide designed to treat clothing, curtains, fabric tents, and mosquito nets. It has been specially formulated to protect the whole family from bites through clothing and to act as a barrier against all biting insects.
In fact, 40% of bites occur through clothing, and depending on the region, it is recommended—or even essential—to protect yourself. For children 24 months and older. Safe for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women. Insect Ecran insecticide concentrate can be used to treat fabrics (clothing, mosquito nets, sheets, sheer curtains) to protect against insect bites (mosquitoes, ticks, bed bugs, wasps, etc.) for up to 2 months—even after washing at 40° and ironing. Odorless after drying. Insect Ecran Clothing Soak is an insecticide specially formulated to treat clothing, curtains, fabric tents, and mosquito nets, providing reliable protection against insect bites. This mosquito repellent solution is designed for the whole family and provides an effective barrier against biting insects, ensuring peace of mind during your outdoor activities or in areas where insects are abundant.
Did you know that up to 40% of insect bites occur through clothing? That’s why it’s essential to protect your clothing against biting insects, especially in areas where they are prevalent. Insect Ecran Clothing Soak offers an effective solution by impregnating your fabrics with its insecticide concentrate, creating a protective barrier against mosquitoes, ticks, bed bugs, wasps, and other pests. Insect Screen Clothing Soak can be used starting at 24 months of age, making it an ideal choice for the whole family. In addition, it is safe for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women, providing extra peace of mind to parents concerned about their family’s health and well-being. This product can be applied to a variety of fabrics, including clothing, mosquito nets, sheets, and sheer curtains, ensuring comprehensive protection in various environments.
The Insect Ecran Clothing Soak insecticide concentrate provides long-lasting protection for up to 2 months, even after washing at 40°C and ironing. This feature guarantees continuous protection against insect bites, even after washing your clothes, ensuring prolonged peace of mind during outdoor activities or trips to high-risk areas. Once dry, Insect Ecran Clothing Soak is odorless, making it comfortable for the whole family to wear. You can enjoy the mosquito protection this product offers without worrying about unpleasant odors, ensuring optimal comfort during your outdoor activities.
We also offer Insect Ecran Anti-Mosquito Body Spray for Infested Areas at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Shake the bottle well before use. To apply, dilute the contents of the bottle according to the following instructions: for 2 kg of cotton clothing or sheets, use 1.5 liters of water; for 12 m² of sheer curtains or single mosquito netting, 0.5 liters is sufficient; and for 24 m² of sheer curtains or double mosquito netting, use 1 liter. Then submerge the fabrics in the solution and make sure they are completely saturated. Lay the fabrics flat to dry. Protection takes effect immediately after drying and lasts up to two months.
Precautions for using Insect-Ecran fabric soaking solution
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200-ml bottle, available at the best price online at our pharmacy.
The Insect Ecran insecticide concentrate can be used to treat fabrics (clothing, mosquito nets, sheets, sheer curtains) to protect against insect bites (mosquitoes, ticks, bed bugs, wasps, etc.) for up to 2 months.
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