Do Roaches Die-Off In Winter?
Cockroaches are known as bugs that never die. They have a very rigid body and a hard outer shell, which protect them from most common household chemicals. Cockroaches can live a month without food and a week without water. They are the only creatures that can hold their breath for 40 minutes! Therefore, they are very adaptable to their surroundings. Cockroaches have been around for millions of years and have survived different disasters, including meteor showers. They are also one of the most well-known pests in the world. Cockroaches are usually only seen
Where Do Rodents Go in the Winter Time?
There’s a common misconception that rodents can’t handle extremely low temperatures and therefore go into hibernation in the winter. The truth is, most rodents (rats, mice, and squirrels in particular), are very “hardy” and remain active even through the coldest nights of winter. The little animals have strong survival mechanisms that not only enable them to maintain their destructive habits across a wide range of habits and climates but also carry and spread diseases like hantavirus and salmonella. These mechanisms include: Hoarding Food Rodents can sense when winter is near and by
How to Prevent Pantry Pests
Gathering and storing food is a practice found in many home kitchens. As we head towards the festive season, these supplies will prove essential. However, pantry items such as grains, flour, sugar, cake mixes, nuts, and cookies are also a favorite for pantry pests. Grain beetles, weevils, and Indianmeal moths are the main culprits and will likely infest your pantry if you don’t enforce proper pest control measures. This post explains what you can do to keep these pesky pests at bay so you can enjoy good, uncontaminated food during the holidays with
5 Pests That Can Mess Up Your Lawn
Lawn maintenance is no easy task, especially for beginners. Aside from fertilizing, mowing, and watering the grass regularly, you have to deal with weeds, pests, and digging pets to keep your lawn in top shape. While weeds and digging pets are easily controllable, pests are unpredictable, and they can come when you least expect them. Without proper pest control, these destructive creatures can wreak havoc on your lawn, leaving your landscaping in ruins. In this post, we discuss five common and uncommon pests that can mess up your lawn and how to treat
Common Fall Pests to Look Out For
Pests can be a nuisance to your home as they cause destruction and can harm your household in different ways. Some pests like rats not only steal our food but also carry disease-causing pathogens and parasites. The fall season typically attracts usual and unusual kinds of pests that many homeowners fail to notice their presence. Consulting pest control can help you identify and get rid of these bugs before they infest your home. Here are some of the most common fall pests to look out for: Bees As we move from fall
How to Care for a Bee Sting
Every year, millions of Americans walk into emergency rooms to be treated for insect stings. With summer just around the corner, bee stings are likely to be common occurrences as families spend more time outdoors. In light of this, it is crucial to know how to care for a bee sting so that you can keep your family protected even as you enjoy fun outdoor activities. Symptoms of a Bee Sting The first symptoms that an individual is likely to experience after being stung by a bee are a sharp pain followed