Bleach is a liquid chemical used either industrially or domestically to whiten or remove stains or the natural color from fibers, textiles, and paper. Its corrosive nature can be used against bugs. In this case, … Read more
Roach infestation can be a persistent problem that may be difficult to eradicate. People often hire exterminators but they can be expensive and can have negative effects on your home, loved ones, and the environment. … Read more
A dishwasher can create an ideal living space for roaches and other insects considering that people rarely clean them. Roaches can hide inside, behind, or under those machines as long as they can access food. … Read more
Ants in plants are capable of hurting your plants as well as making your once beautiful garden an uncomfortable environment. As a result, getting rid of ants in the garden is critical, and you may … Read more
Ants can drown underwater because they cannot swim. Their legs are usually too tiny to cause a force that can help them wade through water. In some cases, ants can float on water but they … Read more
Like all other living organisms, ants depend on food. They are most likely to be found in areas with abundant food supplies. Garden soil is traditionally rich in decomposing waste as most individuals prefer natural … Read more
It is important to note that varied surfaces have varying textures, and ants apply the most appropriate climbing skills based on their species and climbing hardship. Some ant species can climb up a glass surface … Read more
While flies are filthy creatures that contaminate our homes with germs and diseases, sometimes they’re interesting to observe. How come they always seem to resurrect when you’re sure you’ve killed them? Are they immortal? Flies … Read more
Some ants smell when you kill them, majorly as a defense mechanism and as a way of communicating with others when threatened by you and predators. The ants that produce the stinky chemical when you … Read more
Salt can kill rats. As per the American Heart Association Journal research, rats require about 0.03%-0.05% of salt every day to achieve normal growth and development. If a rat eats more salt, its health and … Read more