Mosquito/Gnat ?

This one works pretty well.

https://wellnessmama.com/2565/homemade-bug-spray/#homemade-bug-spray-ingredients

If I do not have everything on hand, I have resorted to plain old white vinegar, but it can fade fabrics or stain if not careful.

here is another idea

https://wholefully.com/homemade-natural-tick-bug-spray/

Here's a bunch of them:

https://www.familyhandyman.com/article/how-to-make-homemade-mosquito-repellent-for-your-yard/

Here is some info to help you. https://www.healthline.com/health/kinds-of-natural-mosquito-repellant

Mix a 10 oz. bottle of mouthwash with 3 cups of epsom salts, and 2-12 oz. stale beers. Put in a sprayer and spray your yard.

This is the most effective all-natural mosquito and bug spray DIY that we use. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly

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I've had the best luck with those that are citrus based. However, the mouthwash that Ann suggested may work. I have had great success with spraying the original Listerine in the area as well. Just straight, the gold colored, poured into a spray bottle and then saturate the area. My dad even sprays it on his arms. Although it is sticky, he's always taking a shower after working in the yard any way.

For gnats:

Perhaps the gentlest form of liquid repellent, applied to skin or clothing, is a mixture of one tablespoon of vanilla to one cup of water. Due to its innocuous nature, you can easily apply this mixture around sensitive areas like eyes and ears. The pleasant smell is an added bonus. Store excess in a tightly covered container.

A recipe popular in the UK combines a ratio of four tablespoons of baby oil to one tablespoon of Dettol. Dettol is an over-the-counter antiseptic liquid common in the UK, but perhaps most easily available for purchase online in the U.S.

You can also try a spritz of citrus fruit juice, or essential oils such as citronella, peppermint, pine or eucalyptus. Dilute essential oils with water in a small spray bottle and apply as needed. Remember that just a little essential oil goes a long way, so only add a few drops to the bottle of water.

For mosquitoes:

Lemon eucalyptus oil - You can create your own mixture with 1 part lemon eucalyptus oil to 10 parts sunflower oil or witch hazel.

You can grow lavender in an outdoor garden or in indoor planters. Crush the flowers and apply the oil to bite-sensitive areas of the body, such as your ankles and arms. Also drop some lavender oil on a clean cloth and rub it onto the skin.

When outdoors, citronella candles can provide up to 50 percent extra protection.

Hi Joellen, hope this helps you get rid of your mosquitos and gnats.

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Hi Joellen, hope this helps you out.

mixture of half a cup of water, half a cup of isopropyl alcohol, and a teaspoon of dish liquid can be filled in a spray bottle.

Homemade gnat repellent spray: A mixture of dish soap, water, baking soda, and vinegar can be filled into a spray bottle. The mixture should contain a few drops of dish soap, a tablespoon of vinegar, and baking soda per cup of water. A few sprays of this mixture is an effective gnat repellent.