How many times can 1 mosquito bite you?

Chef's answer
There is no limit to the number of mosquito bites one of the insects can inflict. A female mosquito will continue to bite and feed on blood until she is full. After they have consumed enough blood, the mosquito will rest for a couple of days (usually between two to three days) before laying her eggs..
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Lemon Grass An Herb that grows up to four feet tall and three feet wide and contains citronella, a natural oil that mosquitoes cannot stand. Lemongrass is also often used to cook for flavor. Any plant carrying the citronella oil is sure to ward of the bite of a mosquito.
Lemongrass Room or Linen Spray
  • 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of witch hazel.
  • 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of distilled water.
  • 5 drops of lemongrass essential oil.
  • 10 drops of spearmint essential oil.
  • 10 drops of grapefruit essential oil.
  • 5 drops of rosemary essential oil.
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    Add 10 drops of lemongrass oil and 10 drops of rosemary oil to 60 ml of a carrier oil (olive oil or coconut oil) with boiled water and vodka to your spray bottle to make a great homemade mosquito repellent spray that works best.
    Lemon Grass An Herb that grows up to four feet tall and three feet wide and contains citronella, a natural oil that mosquitoes cannot stand. Lemongrass is also often used to cook for flavor. Any plant carrying the citronella oil is sure to ward of the bite of a mosquito.
    If you have a green thumb and do not mind growing lemongrass in your garden, you can crush its leaves, rub the leaf and squeeze the stem on your skin, or cut the stems and leaves. This is said to be the best method of using lemongrass as a mosquito repellent.
    CITRONELLA Citronella oil, which comes from the lemongrass plant, is commonly used in commercial bug sprays and candles. It features a lemon-like citrusy scent that is irritating to mosquitoes, but wonderfully pleasant to people. Lemongrass can be planted outside your home as an attractive, yet effective repellent..
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