Bugs That Come Out of Drains
Drains contain decomposing organic matter that is rich in nutrients for bugs like roaches, springtails, and gnats among others. This is why they live, breed, and lay eggs in any drainage as long as they … Read more
Drains contain decomposing organic matter that is rich in nutrients for bugs like roaches, springtails, and gnats among others. This is why they live, breed, and lay eggs in any drainage as long as they … Read more
It is easy to confuse termites with other insects due to the possession of similar physical traits. The signs of damage like frass and wood are also identical. Identifying termites plus their signs of destruction … Read more
If you find your paper with a yellowish look, holes, and dust, it may be because bugs are eating it. Other potential signs of an infestation and damage to your papers are ragged edges, droppings, … Read more
Maggots cannot get into properly sealed containers because they cannot bite or chew through plastics and metals. If you find them in a properly sealed can, then there are insects or fly eggs that were … Read more
Knowing the standard look of sesame seeds may come in handy in the identification of a potential bug infestation in your home. Sesame seeds are tiny, with a flattened pear shape. They can be red, … Read more
Common table salt that is readily available at home can be used to get rid of maggots. Maggots are the larvae stage in the life cycle of most insects and flies. They thrive in moist … Read more
Maggots are the most common pests that invade dry rice stored in the pantry. They reside on the grains, feed on them, lay eggs, and multiply fast, leading to an infestation. Food availability, fermented food, … Read more
Roach bombing your house is a cost-friendly DIY alternative if you have a serious infestation. However, it should be done with precaution because it can be a potential threat to you and your pets at … Read more
Roaches can survive in a refrigerator and an infestation can drastically affect the hygiene of the foodstuffs in it. These creatures carry germs, bacteria, and fungus in their bodies and spread them wherever they go. … Read more
Roaches live in warm places with food and your microwave provides all those. While in your kitchen, they look for suitable spots to hide. A microwave is always dark with lots of gaps that can … Read more