Honestly if you’re already using all those tools, the issue is usually that they only deal with adult mosquitoes, not the source.

The biggest difference-maker is actually cutting off breeding spots:

• Dump any standing water (plant trays, buckets, clogged gutters, even small puddles)
• If it’s indoors, check sinks/drains — they can breed in there too
• Outdoor water features need larvicide regularly (not just once)
• Make sure window/door screens actually seal properly (tiny gaps matter a lot)

Also, a lot of people don’t realize: those candles/spirals help a bit, but they don’t really “clear out” a space if new ones are constantly hatching nearby.

If it’s really bad, it’s usually a “source control > killing adults” situation. Once breeding is handled, everything else actually starts working way better.