The presence of pests such as flies, rats and other insects will certainly make the house dirtier and make the occupants of the house at higher risk of contracting diseases. Proper handling is needed to prevent and overcome pests, starting from routinely cleaning the house so that pests do not come, and using Pest control services professionals if the pests have already arrived.
Well, after the pest problem is solved with the help of professional services, the next step is that you have to pay more attention to the cleanliness of the house. One of them is by wisely managing kitchen waste in the following ways:
Carefully separate organic and inorganic waste
The first step that needs to be taken so that household waste can be managed properly is to carefully separate kitchen waste. Divide it into two groups, organic and inorganic. Organic waste is 'wet' waste that tends to decompose faster. This type of waste often causes an unpleasant odor that invites many pests into the house.
While inorganic waste is a type of waste that cannot decompose naturally quickly, such as plastic waste in various forms. Professional management is needed or at least more effort is needed to be able to decompose this type of waste. If possible, you can also dispose of glass waste, high-pressure cans and waste containing hazardous substances separately.
Processing organic waste into eco enzyme solution
Next, organic waste, which of course most often accumulates in the kitchen, can be managed by making it into an eco enzyme solution. To make this solution, you simply follow the formula 1:3:10 for each composition, namely sugar, organic waste and water.
It is recommended to mix vegetable waste with fruit, especially citrus, to produce a fresh-smelling eco enzyme liquid. The three components above can be mixed and stored for at least 3 months before finally being used. Eco enzyme liquid can be used as a floor cleaner, plant fertilizer, and even a dish cleaner.
Immediately replant the remaining kitchen waste
Organic waste in addition to being used as an eco enzyme solution can also be directly mixed with soil and processed into plant fertilizer. To make it quite easy, you only need a container or compost bag and then mix organic waste with loose soil. Waste mixed with soil will decompose over time and provide new benefits. After some time, the compost soil can be used for plants at home.
That's the technique of managing kitchen waste at home to prevent the arrival of annoying pests, especially flies. Although it can be avoided, if there are still annoying animal pests entering, it's a good idea to use Fly extermination services professionals like ETOS INDONUSA which can free the house from insect pests such as cockroaches, mosquitoes, termites to rodents such as mice. The house will not only be clean but of course will be healthy and well-maintained, both for you and your family.