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Do you examine your home for pest infestation?
See results without votingHow to Solve Home Infestations
For some parts of the world, summer is quickly arriving along with insects and animals of the damage-to -my-house or risk -to -health variety. What should we be looking for?
Home owners take great pride in their homes. It is our castle and we are king or queen of this realm. It is greatly disturbing to see or hear about a infestation, of some sort of insect or animal in quantities that risk the structure of our home or our health.
The general rule states that where you find one there may be many and best to have this situation thoroughly investigated. Early detection of a infestation will prevent long term damage. It is great news to know that we can do some of our own damage control methods.
Identifying these pests (not our friendly community Hubber, Pest ) can be easily found with prior knowledge of their distinctive signs of presence. Pests of the insect and small animal variety all leave evidence of some sort. Therefore practicing early preventative methods is highly recommended.
A few common household pests and suggestions to solve the problem are as follows ;
– Flies, can find maggots in decaying food or any rotting organic matter. Body fluids can stain surfaces and they carry bacteria. Keep food covered, dispose of garbage immediately. Use environmentally friendly insecticide, repair torn screens and keep a few fly-swatters nearby.
– Silverfish, nocturnal and eat food, paper, adhesives and indicate a moisture problem. Use environmentally friendly insecticide and repair moisture problems maybe a fly-swatter too.
– Wasps, nest in attics or exterior openings. Drip secretions that may stain ceilings. Use environmentally friendly insecticide and remove nest. Risk to health for those with allergies.
– Ants, enjoy food debris. Follow the line of a ant column to locate their nest. Can pour hot water into the nest or environmentally friendly insecticide.
– Woodlice, eat damp wood indicating a moisture problem and destroy in and outdoor plants. Repair moisture problems and use environmentally friendly insecticide on plants and home door thresholds.
– Rodents, especially rats are disease carriers and chew on wires, woodwork, plastic. Damage to these items can post serious safety hazards. Keep food covered, use traps, get a cat or call for a professional.
– Squirrels, chew on wires, plumbing and insulation. Use vent mesh and fillers for any openings near the attic or walls.
Starting with a simple search and locate method at home will ensure the longevity of our home structural integrity, personal health and safety. Regular practice will also bring peace of mind and well being for the family.
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Comments & Thoughts
Hi Menaredorks, yes, I agree but is a necessary evil for all homeowners , lol. I am not crazy about bugs either, :) thank you for sharing your comments and your visit.
I have all these and one more: peacocks would you believe! Apparently they love to eat our dahlias! And once we even had a snake... nestling among the beer bottles. Ugh!
Hi Reena Daruwalla, I don't think I would mind peacocks. They're beautiful but snakes!? I would freak out they give me heebie jeebies n don't really know why, lol. Thank you for sharing your comments and visiting. :)
Nice Hub Gin. I'm a bit concerned that you listed me as a pest tho. Do you really have Squirrels? They are cool.. you can send some here! Or We could trade them for the Typoes that we have to put up with burrowing into the out-house... at this time of year...winter. You have a good day and take care of Moose eh? (they are cool too) Rob.
Hi Pearldiver, I prep my house every spring for possible pests, lol. No, the squirrels have a whole forest around me and don't really need my house, lol. Thanks for visiting and sharing your comments. :)
What about my neighbours and their damn dogs barking ?
Hi BC99, they sound like my dogs. Koobla barks incessantly if a leaf is blowing the wrong way, lol. Those dogs are alerting you to people being nearby ;) maybe you should look, might be a fan lurking in the shrubbery, lol. Thanks for visiting and sharing your comments. :)
I can't stand bugs and those pesty ants I believe now have fangs as they certainly bit harder then when I was a kid.lololo :)
Hi AEvans, I am not sure what variety of carnivorous ant you refer to but does sound scarey :O maybe will have to find a natural predator? lol








men are dorks says:
6 months ago
Yucki pests.