Pest Control: Pest Control Tips For Home (Winter Special)

There is no doubt that summer is the most important pest season. Insects abound; flies and mosquitoes buzz freely through the opening of doors and windows; and wildlife, including rats and mice, are actively moving around in the open lawns and fields.

However, as many people learn so often, these pests are not completely inactive in winter. In fact, when it is cold and humid or snowy outside, pests are more likely to seek heat and shelter from the inside.

The following are brief descriptions of some of the most common winter pests and links to control-oriented articles:

Winged Carpenter Ants

Flying ants at home are rarely a good sign, and this is especially true if seen indoors in winter. Finding one or two winged ants indoors during the summer does not necessarily mean there is a problem, but if you see winged ants at home during the winter months, there is a high probability that there is a carpenter ant in the structure.

Cluster Fly

Homeowners usually expect to hit one or two flies in the house during the summer months. But what is a boredom expected in the summer can be bothersome in the winter when doors and windows are tightly closed and one could not believe there are flies in the cold outdoors to enter. So where do they come from? ...

Mice

A gloomy and curious creature, the domestic rat is the most common of mice invading the house. Beautiful, maybe, in a cage at the pet store, but not so pretty when you decide to make your home your home.

Rats

Two rodent species are most common in the United States: the Norwegian rat and the rat rat. Along with the common domestic rat, it is believed that both rats were brought to the United States on board ships heading for the New World in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Bed Bugs
For decades, the phrase "Sleep well, don't bite the bed bugs" has been a meaningless phrase for kids in the United States. But in recent years, bed bugs have reappeared, causing sleepless nights for both homeowners and hoteliers.

Fruit Fly

Fruit fly is one of the most common and one of the smallest flies found at home. It is often brought unconscious home with fresh fruits and vegetables.

Moth Fly

The mole fly (Psychoda sp.) Is an ordinary small fly, usually seen buzzing around sinks - hence its common name for drained flu. While not causing any real damage, its high number can cause an annoying pest in or around the house.

Spiders

There are more than 35,000 known spider species in the world with only approx. one-tenth (3,500) of them appear in the United States and generally only one-tenth (350) of them in a single region. In general, spiders are beneficial creatures that feed and feed on flies, creaking, mites and other pests for household and backyard. Most are completely harmless to humans. But when they come into your home, they can certainly be a nuisance.

Winter Insects

Any discussion of insects during the winter is likely to give rise to the term "hibernation." While its importance may be as simple as indicating how an insect (or other animal or plant) spends its time in winter, it is most often used to refer to a type of insect dormancy to survive cold temperatures.

Firewood Pests

A wood stove or fireplace can bring a lot of warmth, comfort and comfortable aesthetics to a home. However, firewood brought into the house for this fire can also bring more household pests.

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Avoid home invasion

As described in Fire Wood Insect Control Tips (described above), you can prevent a pest invasion household, and there are ways to control them if they come in:

• Rodent Control - The best method of rodent control is prevention through sanitation and exclusion. But these intelligent beings can enter a house or building through spaces that are much smaller than the apparent roundness of their bodies, constantly seeking food, water, and shelter. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the signs of mice and rats and understand control methods.

• Pest Evidence in Your Home - If you are like almost half of the families interviewed in a University of Kentucky study, a single cockroach in your home will cause you to remove a can of insecticide or call a pest control.

• Get rid of ants - To solve an ant problem, first remove the ones you don't see to get rid of the ones you do. Ants are very social insects with very strict hierarchies.

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Calling a professional for Pest Control

Sometimes it is better to call a professional for pest control. This is especially true if the pest problem persists, if the attacks become large, or if the products required for control are approved for use by certified professionals only.

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