Predatory ants have olfactory receptors which are capable of smelling blood around them. Fresh blood attracts ants faster than dried blood that has stayed in the open for long. Ants like blood because it contains … Read more
Telling the difference between roach and mouse droppings can be difficult because both have a dark or brown shade. They are also cylindrical or pellet-shaped and close observation is needed if you want to tell … Read more
The ability to survive in almost all circumstances is what makes cockroaches thrive all over the world. When they sense dangers, roaches can remain dormant because the chances of hunting a moving prey are higher … Read more
There are several ways roaches can use to get into your car but the main one is the transpiration of infested items. An infestation is a sign that they are also in your house. Getting … Read more
Rodents like rats and mice have a wide range of delicacies including roaches. Since they are good hunters, rats will not hesitate to chase roaches around the house and eat them. However, this will only … Read more
When a carpet is covering cracks and gaps on a floor, ants will move in them and nest. The carpet provides a warm roof over those openings and this encourages an ant infestation below it. … Read more
Ants will infest a dirty carpet that is always wet with food particles in it. Sugary snacks and drinks that are spilled on the carpet will also attract ants. Carpets are made of heavy materials … Read more
Among the common ants that infest sandboxes are the pavement ants. Those ants will dig deep into the soil to make a nest. The worse part is that they can sting your kids as they … Read more
Baby powder can kill ants because it absorbs moisture from their exoskeleton thus leading to severe hydration. Ants need to retain moisture to survive. Baby powder is a drying agent which drains ants by absorbing … Read more
Roaches dislike air conditioning when it is set to make a room cold with low humidity levels. They can only survive in a room if the temperatures remain between 78-86°F. Cockroaches will go away when … Read more
