Pest ID

Best Rodent Control Methods

Best Rodent Control Methods

Rats and mice are different animals, and the methods used to control them will vary. The following recommendations will help residents to lessen their risk of illness or personal injury from rodents. Removing sources of food, water, and items that offer rodents a place to live is the best way to avoid exposure to rodents. Where appropriate, manage rodents using an integrated pest control approach, which includes environmental hygiene, adequate food storage, rodent-proofing, trapping, and poisoning.

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Best Scorpion Control Methods

Best Scorpion Control Methods

Use The Combination of the Following Scorpion Control Methods For The Best Results: Insecticide, Homemade Pesticide, Scorpion Sealing, Barrier Treatments – One of the primary options for scorpion control. A professional pest control technician or product you buy at the store (heads up, the product you buy at the store is not as potent as the kind we can get as a licensed pest control company) can help to identify and address any underlying problems that may be attracting scorpions to your property, such as bugs like crickets, etc.

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How to Find and Eliminate Bed Bugs

How to Find and Eliminate Bed Bugs

Bedbugs are very small. They are brownish and oval and feed on the blood of animals or humans. Adult bedbugs have flat bodies the size of an apple seed. After feeding, their bodies swell with blood from their host.

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Spider Control Using These Indoor and Outdoor Plants

Spider Control Using These Indoor and Outdoor Plants

Strongly scented plants, specifically herbs, can deter spiders from invading the home. Spiders are always looking for food and heat. That is why they venture in to the home. Spider webs can accumulate quickly and as soon as they abandon them, they acquire lint and dust. That, and nobody enjoys having a spider stroll throughout the kitchen floor.

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Spider Control Using Chrysanthemum Flowers

Spider Control Using Chrysanthemum Flowers

Pyrethrin is rapidly turning into a integrated pest control management system preference due to the fact it’s biodegradable and breaks down with hardly any (what we could call mild) oxygen exposure. It’s a herbal neurotoxin, meaning that the substance assaults the nervous system of the insects, like insecticide; and the great thing is does not harm birds and mammals.

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How to Get Rid of Pigeons

How to Get Rid of Pigeons

A huge FAQ – How can humans get rid of pigeons? There are pigeon troubles all over from birds on roofs, balconies, and industrial facilities to lingering on the sidewalk. Pigeons are creating a hazard. Irrespective of the mess, pigeon feces are corrosive. It can eat thru metal or even concrete.

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Facts About Scorpion Species in Arizona

Facts About Scorpion Species in Arizona

There are several different types of scorpions in Arizona, and you will come across some here and there. Scorpions carry poison in their spines and have varying degrees of toxicity. Most types of scorpions are not dangerous, but there are some types of scorpions that you are likely to encounter in Arizona that are among the most venomous in America.

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Facts About Ant Species in Arizona

Facts About Ant Species in Arizona

Learn about the facts about ants in Arizona. Learn about the most common species of ants in Arizona. The most common ants to Arizona are carpenter ants, fire ants, pavement ants and Argentine ants. Find out what ants like to eat, how they form their colonies, their behavior and how to prevent ant infestation in your home or residence.

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Learn About Dry & Damp Wood Termites

Learn About Dry & Damp Wood Termites

Infestation is usually limited to one area of a house but can be widespread. Termites can enter a house through exposed wood outside under the trim of the home, through objects such as wooden furniture, etc. However, majority of termite infestation happens from termites building tubes up through the house trim. Cracks in concrete walls and foundations can form hollow blocks along the path the termites take to infest the house. The termite lives in the soil around the house, penetrates the wood without touching the floor and builds mud pipes from the floor to the wood where they will not be attacked.

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How to Stop Termites During the Summer

How to Stop Termites During the Summer

The summer weather creates an ideal environment for the breeding and research of termites. Many species are more active in summer, not to mention that we tend to spend more time outdoors, which makes it easier to search for termite sites and infestations. Due to the warmer temperatures, summer is also the best season to get swarms of termites.

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