Traveling is a fairly common source of bed bug infestation in homes. Bed bugs can hide in luggage and dirty clothes. Then you return home, they will emerge from these items, begin feeding on the people sleeping in your home and laying eggs in your mattresses and furniture. It’s important to take some precautionary steps when you travel in order to minimize this risk. These precautions should be taken regardless of the quality of hotel that you are staying at, as bed bugs do not differentiate between inexpensive motels and five-star hotels.…
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Pests can come in many different forms, but few types of pests have the ability to disgust one as much as rats. Keeping rats off your property is critical when it comes to avoiding the damage and disease these rodents can spread.
Here are three simple things that you can do to help keep rats off your property in the future.
1. Keep your garbage covered.
Rats are often drawn to residential areas due to the abundance of food that exists in these areas.…
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Roach infestations are one of the most common residential pest problems. Although professional services are necessary to gain control over the infestation, it is important to do your part to ensure the best possible outcome.
Maintain A Schedule
Once an exterminator has treated your home for roaches, they will likely recommend ongoing maintenance. When the first treatment seems successful at stopping the problem, many homeowners feel it is unnecessary to maintain their treatment schedule.…
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