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5 Surprising Ways to Control Cockroaches in Your Home
Cockroaches will begin to appear as the temperature rises. Since they are insects that prefer warm environments, having a home with high levels of humidity and enough food sources is a prescription for disaster. The positive news: You can manage cockroaches! Here are five unexpected methods you might employ to get rid of these bothersome
5 Insects You Might Find In Your Home
It’s no secret that insects love to hide in our homes. They are one of the common problems that every house and family encounters. Most people have been in a situation where they are eating when they hear something fluttering around on the floor. This is what you might hear if you are eating, and
The Best Tips from a Pest Control Professional
When it comes to pest control, it’s always better to start early and be consistent. But sometimes, it’s all about quality over quantity and choosing the best solution for your pest problem. To do this, we also need to make sure we’re getting the right information from experienced individuals and experts. Thankfully, this article will
Spring Pest Control Checklist
Whenever we hear the word “spring,” several beautiful scenes come to mind–flowers blooming, warmer weather, brighter sunshine, occasional rainfalls, and more vibrant outdoor activities. People get to enjoy spring break and many of us would even pack up for some trips and adventures. However, humans are not the only ones who come and play when
How to Deal Bed Bugs and Bed Bug Bites
Parasitic insects like bed bugs survive by feeding on the blood of humans or animals. Although there is no need to panic when bitten by these blood-sucking creatures as they are not known to transmit diseases, one should still be mindful after acquiring bed bug bites. Bed bug bites are certainly irritating and itchy. However,
Are Bed Bugs Dangerous?
Bed bugs are quite common in the United States and are found to dwell in different places or environments. Since they survive by feeding on blood, humans find bedbugs irritating. While it has been widely assumed that bedbugs aren’t dangerous due to the fact that, unlike most insects or pests, they do not transmit human
