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News, notes and thoughts from Blue Water Baltimore. How to Keep Your Rain Barrels Free of Mosquitoes. Liquid Dish Soap. Use one tablespoon once a week or after each storm. Mosquito Dunks. Use one 1 dunk once a month or as needed. Vegetable Oil. Use Â¼ cup once a week or after each storm. by Vincent Vizachero. Your rain barrel is designed to keep mosquitoes out, but there is no guarantee that these pesky creatures wonât find a crack in the system.
Collecting your own rain water to use on your garden saves you money and prevents excess storm water from overflowing your sewers. Those are encouraging reasons to use the barrels -- but if those rainwater collectors also become collectors of mosquito swarms, they're not going to seem so handy.Mosquitoes breed in standing water, so your rain barrels are the perfect attractant -- unless you take a few measures to stop them from getting in.. Look for any other standing water around the rain barrel. If your barrel tends to get really full fast and has a tendency to overflow, you may have excess water pooling under it or nearby -- which makes another great breeding ground for mosquitoes.