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Here’s how you can do it in just two minutes:

1. Find a metal spoon:

Head to your kitchen and grab a regular metal spoon. No need for any special equipment.

2. Heat some water:

Heat a cup of water until it’s hot, but not boiling. You don’t want it to be so hot that it burns your skin.

3. Dip the spoon:

Place the spoon in the hot water and let it sit for about a minute. This is crucial to ensure the spoon absorbs enough heat.

4. Apply the spoon:

Press the back of the heated spoon directly onto the mosquito bite. Hold it there for about 30 seconds. The heat helps to neutralize the proteins that cause itching.

5. Repeat if necessary:

If the itching persists, you can repeat the process one more time for additional relief.

Why This Works:

The heat from the spoon breaks down the proteins injected by the mosquito that cause the itching and swelling. Essentially, this simple heat application can alleviate discomfort without chemicals or over-the-counter medications. Plus, it’s a technique that’s easy to execute regardless of where you are.

Give this tried-and-true method a shot the next time a mosquito leaves its mark. Whether you’re at home or on the go, you’ll be equipped to handle those pesky bites in just two minutes!

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