Put an end to using plastic straws; there are many of alternatives.

Starting with cleaning
Garbage, food remains, and other organic matter entice insects as if it were a wedding invitation. Because of this, we make an effort to maintain a spotless home. Floors in particular should be treated with antimicrobial treatments. Make sure we look in all the nooks and crannies. People tend to just clean the parts of the home that are plainly visible, but the truth is that filth really collects in the unseen regions as well. We relocate the fridge if at all feasible and clean thoroughly beneath the table and chairs at least once a month. Particles of food will inevitably fall on the floor, no matter how cautious we are. Even garbage has to be regulated; if we can’t dispose of it immediately after production (maybe because of selective collection), then at least we can make an effort to keep it outside the home in tightly sealed containers.

Let us take care of you when it comes to having fruits, snacks, and other delights out on tables and counters. Insects will still be drawn to the scent, even in a densely woven net, but they will leave the product behind because they can’t get to it.
pesticide company
We will have to take drastic action by employing a pesticide if the insects persist in their refusal to emerge from their tents no matter what we do. You may find a variety of them, but they are all poisonous and should not be used in the house, particularly if there are children or animals. Half a cup of each of these will be needed to make an all-natural pesticide that is both very effective and completely safe for people who live in their homes:

white wine vinegar, mild shampoo, vegetable oil.
To treat heavily infected areas, just combine the three ingredients in a spray container. We start by using the product every day, and then we gradually increase our use as the issue goes away.

Insects like flies, mosquitoes, and cockroaches will be forever gone!