A bug repellent (likewise normally called "bug shower") is a substance applied to skin, dress, or different surfaces which debilitates creepy crawlies (and arthropods when all is said in done) from landing or getting on that surface. Bug anti-agents help forestall and control the flare-up of creepy crawly borne (and other arthropod-bourne) illnesses, for example, intestinal sickness, Lyme malady, dengue fever, bubonic plague, stream visual deficiency and West Nile fever. Nuisance creatures usually filling in as vectors for malady incorporate creepy crawlies, for example, insect, fly, and mosquito; and the 8-legged creature tick.