3 Ways To Get Rid Of Fleas
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2 September 2017
If you walk into your new house and have a flea jump on you, you may not think much of it. After all, it's only one little flea. The problem is, though, that if you see one, you probably have hundreds. Fleas are sneaky, and they often stay hidden until their preferred food source walks by. That's not you, that's your cat or dog. Fleas will lay eggs in your carpet, which can hatch even if you've gotten rid of all the adult fleas.
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Gear Up And Fight Off An Impending Army Of Rodents In Your Bakery
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15 August 2017
It's the wonderful aroma of fresh bread wafting through the facility, the tiny tidbits of sweet stuff scattered throughout, and the mouth-watering range of foods that make your bakery a prime location for rodents. All those wonderful things that you love about your place of business, from the sweet little sprinkles you dash on the cupcakes to the enticing smells that attract customers, are just as much attractive to pests. Unfortunately, this can mean keeping mice and rats away will become a never-ending process.
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Top 4 Reasons You Need To Leave Bed Bug Treatment To The Professionals
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26 July 2017
While bed bugs mainly target human hosts, they can also annoy your pets. These parasites bite their hosts, usually during the evening hours when you've dozed off for the night. As a result of the bites, individuals will develop itchy bumps. Before deciding on a bed bug treatment plan, it is important to identify the insects. The University of Minnesota Extension states that bed bugs are 1/4 to 3/8-inch long, oval in shape, brown in color, and lack any wings.
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Five Tips For Keeping Flies Out Of Your Home
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12 July 2017
Probably the most annoying pest to come into your home are house flies. These pesky insects make it difficult to get things done around the house, especially eat and cook since flies gravitate toward food. To help avoid this problem in your home, here are five tips to keep the flies out:
Keep the Trash Sealed: All trash cans in your home should have a lid. Flies like to land in trash and even lay eggs there.
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