Good night, sleep tight and don’t let the bed bugs bite. Sometimes, that last part is easier said than done. However, there are ways to help prevent these unwelcomed overnight guests from ruining a perfectly good night’s sleep (and bed). Keep these bed bug control methods in mind, especially if you’re in an area known for infestations or have recently traveled.
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You may have seen them running around your yard, collecting nuts to store, or scurrying up trees, but if you see one in your house then you’ll need to learn about certain squirrel control methods. From gnawing walls to shorting electrical, squirrels can do a lot of damage to your home. Learn what you can do to help prevent that from happening.
How many overnight guests have you hosted this winter? Whether you’ve already noticed signs of pests or you want to prevent an infestation, there are certain rodent control methods to put into practice immediately to keep any unwanted guests away.
This time of year, everyone turns their attention to the groundhog. This elusive creature is famous for predicting whether we’ll have an early spring or not. It’s one of the few times people are happy to see this furry face peek out of a hole. Usually, if you see one on your lawn, it means you’ll probably have some cleaning up to do. Use these groundhog control methods to help prevent them from showing up, no matter what they have to say about the seasons.
Some people fear them, others keep them as pets, but for some unsuspecting families, spiders could be spinning an unwelcome web in their home. Learn about the signs and measures you can take for effective spider control.
It’s one thing to see bats darting around at dusk. But one place you don’t want to see them is inside your home. However, these nocturnal pests could find a way in, especially if they’re looking for a warm, dark place to hang out. Here are some humane methods of bat control to keep in mind if and when you start to see bat signals.