Gou Krupa Mosquito Repellent Cakes (Pack of 2)

Gou Krupa Mosquito Repellent Cakes effectively drive out mosquitoes using a traditional method that incorporates over 18 potent herbs. This natural formula not only protects against mosquitoes but also promotes a positive and refreshing atmosphere, offering a holistic approach to well-being.

Main Ingredients: Malnad Gidda cow dung, Gaumaya, Areca nut, Camphor, Guggal, Jatamasi, Lemon, Tulasi, Neem, Pure Ghee and vital herbs

Our Motto: “Saving desi cow breeds.”

The Malnad Gidda is a small, hardy desi cow breed native to the hilly Malnad region of Karnataka, India. Known for its resilience in tough terrains and harsh weather, this breed requires minimal maintenance and thrives on natural fodder. The dung of Malnad Gidda cows is widely used in organic farming and Ayurveda. It is a natural fertilizer, enhancing soil fertility and promoting sustainable agriculture. In traditional practices, the dung is also used for its antimicrobial properties and as a key ingredient in Panchagavya, a potent mixture in Ayurveda believed to have various health benefits.

In the Box: Each box of Gou Krupa mosquito repellant cakes contains 30 incense sticks and a holder.

How to Use: Gou Krupa Mosquito Repellent Cakes

• If used in the evening, open a window or door in the house to let the mosquitoes out. Shut the door or window at the end of the incense burning.
• If used in the room while sleeping at night, open a non-mesh window to let mosquitoes out and then close it.
• When burning incense, do not use a fan.
• Light the incense and keep it on the stand given by us.

Benefits of Use:

• Since it is chemical-free mosquito incense, it is safe to use in households with children.
• Aids in achieving a good night’s sleep, preventing respiratory problems.
• This ancient method of mosquito repellent approach helps to keep insects away.
• As good thought emerges, bad thinking in the house fades.
• Goumaya and 18 different herbs are used to prevent colds and coughs while also reducing insects, lizards, and cockroaches.