A Natural Mosquito Repellent Try It!
AnimalCare 
Aug 17, 2013 
AnimalCare, NGOs 
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I received this through email and thought it might be worth a try since it doesn’t cost too much. If it works, you can solve your mosquito problem without having to destroy lives!
The email says to stick sticks of cloves into halved limes.
That’s it!
This is part of our ongoing education efforts at cultivating kindness to animals (see No.5):
How to be Kind to Animals
1. Feed street animals and get them neutered.
Practise CNRM:http://myanimalcare.org/cnrm/.
We provide help:http://myanimalcare.org/subsidy/.
2. Dont buy, dont breed. Please adopt There are so many on the street and shelters. Buying and breeding decreases the chances of shelter animals or street animals finding a home.
3. Take good care of your own pets Research their needs (physical, psychological, nutritional, etc.) and always give them your best. Every animal is different spend time with them, understand their needs and provide your best for them.
4. Check that you do not inadvertently support cruelty to animals Use only products that are not tested on animals (shampoo, soap, toothpaste, detergents, food products), do not support activities that exploit animals (circuses, fishing, bullfights, etc.)
5. Use kinder methods for pest control Use pandan leaves for household roaches, safe mosquito repellent for mosquitoes (cloves in lime), cruelty-free traps, etc.
6. Go meatless once a week (or more, if you can) Factory-farmed animals endure tremendous suffering. Buy only free-range meat and eggs, or better still, cut down on your meat consumption.
7. Do not call the councils to report any street animal as nuisance; they will be captured and killed. Try tolerance, understanding, empathy and compassion.
Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2013/08/17/a-natural-mosquito-repellent-try-it/
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