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Guides for Indian doors, kitchens, and monsoon months.

How to keep mosquitoes out without sealing the house, how to measure a frame, and how to look after a magnetic mesh. Written for Maharashtra homes — iron grills, wooden main doors, and open kitchens.

Guide · 16 Aug 2026

Monsoon ventilation without mosquitoes in Maharashtra homes

June to September you need the door open or the house smells of damp. A magnetic net is how Pune, Mumbai, Nagpur, and Sambhajinagar flats keep air moving after dark.

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Guide · 15 Aug 2026

How to clean and store your magnetic mesh net during winter

Dust, kitchen oil, and monsoon salt sit on mesh. A bucket, mild soap, and shade-dry keep magnets working. Store it folded, never crushed.

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Guide · 14 Aug 2026

Velcro vs framed mosquito nets: which is better for Indian homes?

Framed sliders suit windows. Magnetic Velcro mesh suits the doors you walk through every day — iron grills, wooden mains, and kitchen openings.

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Guide · 13 Aug 2026

How to accurately measure your main door for a magnetic net

Width and height in centimetres of the clear opening — not the shutter. A tape, two numbers, and you can order a magnetic door net that actually shuts.

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Guide · 12 Aug 2026

How to keep mosquitoes out of the kitchen while keeping the door open

Indian kitchens need airflow. A magnetic door net lets you cook with the door open without inviting mosquitoes in at dusk.

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