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Mar
10
University of Kentucky College of Agriculture

When homeowners realize they have a termite infestation, they must take the appropriate action in order to protect their homes.

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Mar
09
Swarm Season Has Arrived for Termites

Termite swarm season is here, which means termites are coming out of hiding and making their presence known to homeowners. In many cases, people are not aware they have a termite problem until swarm season begins.

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Mar
05
Dangers of Roof Rats

Roof rats pose a threat to people, animals and homes. Due to the dangerous nature of these rats, pest control measures should be taken immediately if rats are spotted in or around a home.

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Mar
04
Ants Versus Termites

Ants and termites are often mistaken for one another. Many homeowners do not know which of these pests they are infested with, so they don’t know what type of treatment to pursue.

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Mar
03
Detecting Carpenter Ants

For some, carpenter ants are a nuisance. For others, they are an expensive problem. It is important for homeowners to look for signs of an infestation. That way, they can stop the nuisance of the ants and prevent a serious problem from occurring.

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Feb
26
Water and Cockroaches

Cockroaches cause a variety of problems for people, including allergies, asthma and bronchial disorders. Because of that, people should work to prevent cockroaches from entering the home. The University of Florida IFAS Extension states that people shoul

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Feb
25
Cockroaches as Escape Artists

Many people have felt the frustration of trying to kill a cockroach. ABC Science explains why people are often unsuccessful at cockroach control. According to the publication, homeowners who try to handle this form of pest control on their own will have

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Feb
24
Bedbugs: More than a Nuisance

Since bedbugs do not carry diseases, many people claim they are harmless. However, information provided by WickedLocal.com shows that while bedbugs do not carry diseases, they are the cause of other problems.

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Feb
23
Understanding Stinkbugs

Stinkbugs are misunderstood pests. People are confused about the habits and issues surrounding these bugs, which often causes them to overreact when they spot one. These bugs are virtually harmless, even though they are a nuisance.

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Feb
22
Identifying a Cockroach Infestation

Checking for cockroach infestations is something all homeowners should do. If an infestation occurs, homeowners need to take pest control measurers immediately.

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Feb
19
The Truth About Stink Bugs

During the winter months, stink bugs go inside of homes to hibernate. This is a cause for alarm for many homeowners. The bugs look frightening, and many think they are harmful. That is not the case, though, according to the Trentonian. The newspaper re

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Feb
18
Outbuildings and Rodents

Rodent infestations in outbuildings such as cabins, barns and sheds are relatively common. Those who have infestations in their outbuildings must follow the proper cleaning guidelines to ensure their safety.

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Feb
17
Protect Your Home from Pests

As the end of winter draws closer, people can begin preparing their homes for the spring. Those who take the time to prepare their homes will be able to fight against infestations.

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Feb
16
Keep Animals Out of Your Home

During the winter, rodents move inside homes for protection against the elements. There are preventative measures homeowners can take in order to keep rodents out of their homes.

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Feb
15
Canine Detection and Bed Bugs

Bedbugs detection and elimination has changed over the years. At one time, chemical treatment was the only viable option for homeowners. Now, canine detection units are being used to detect and treat bedbugs.

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Feb
15
Dangers of a Squirrel Infestation

Squirrels can cause a great deal of damage to homes, which is why homeowners should have the rodents removed immediately. According to PestWall.com, squirrels are more than a nuisance. They can actually be a danger to the inhabitants of the home.

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Feb
12
Cockroaches in the Kitchen

German cockroaches are the most common type of cockroaches in the United States. Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences states these roaches are incredibly dangerous, as they can spread diseases and illnesses. They are most dangerous when they come

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Feb
10
The Stink bugs are Coming

Many homeowners are dealing with stinkbugs this season. These creatures live up to their name, as they emit an unpleasant odor.

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Feb
09
Bedbugs: The Name is Deceiving

The name bedbug is indicative of a pest that stays in the bed, but this is actually not true. As reported by the Ivanhoe Broadcast Services, bedbugs can actually be found in many different areas of the home. Thus, inspecting the bedroom will not be suff

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Feb
08
Bed Bug Invasions

Bed bugs have made a comeback of late, causing many people to wonder how a bed bug infestation occurs. Homeowners need to understand how bed bugs enter into houses so they can prevent an infestation.

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Feb
05
Eliminate Rodents from Your Yard

The cold winter months have led to an increase in rodent infestations. Bradley J. Fikes of the North County Times recently reported on the issue, and offered suggestions for homeowners. The suggestions include action homeowners can take outside of their

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Feb
04
Outside Damage and Rodents

According to Paul Rogers for Telegram.com, rodents pose a threat for gardeners, as well as those who have plants and trees in their yards. Rogers discusses the problems people can face if they have an outdoor rodent infestation.

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Feb
03
Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus and Rodents

According to the CDC, Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis, or LCMV, is a disease transmitted by rodents. The disease can be spread by a variety of rodents, but is most common in wild mice.

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Feb
02
Dangers of Rodent Bait

When homeowners take pest control into their own hands, the results can be fatal. According to Christina Macone-Greene of the Fallbrook Bonsall Village News, rat poisoning has been known to kill domesticated animals such as dogs. Thus, when pet owners u

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Feb
01
Body Types of Rats and Mice

Rats and mice are often mistaken for one another, but according to Pest Control and Clinical Waste Services in Lewisham, Greater London, there are telling physical differences between the two. It is important for homeowners to use these characteristics t

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Jan
29
The Rodent Rabies Link

A current situation in Bali has led researchers to believe there is a link between the spread of rabies and the infestation of rats. According to BaliDiscovery.com, there have been thirteen rabies related deaths attributed to rodent bites in Bali since 2

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Jan
28
Signs of Rodent Infestation

Homeowners need to recognize a rodent infestation immediately so they can protect their homes. The CDC lists several signs of rodent infestation, and by noticing the signs, homeowners can use pest control methods to eliminate the rodents.

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Jan
27
Rodents Cause Car Trouble

Homeowners often worry about the issues rodents can cause them in their homes. What they do not realize is rodents can also be dangerous for vehicles. Rodents nest under the hoods of vehicles and gnaw on wires.

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Jan
25
Rodent Proofing for Winter

The recent cold weather snap has caused rodents moving indoors. There are things homeowners can do to prevent this movement from occurring. Recently, Confused.com created a list of tips for homeowners who want to weather proof their homes.

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Jan
22
Cleaning Up Rodents and Nests

If you have a rodent nest or a dead rodent in your home, you must properly clean the area. The CDC outlines the proper process of cleaning up after rodents and stresses the importance of following protocol.

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Jan
20
Signs of Rodent Infestation

Homeowners need to recognize a rodent infestation immediately so they can protect their homes. The CDC lists several signs of rodent infestation, and by noticing the signs, homeowners can...

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Jan
19
Experts Weigh in on Bed Bug Removal

As bed bugs become a growing concern, homeowners and businesses are considering viable removal options.

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Jan
18
Preventative Pest Control

Pests come into homes during the cold winter months for refuge. Homeowners can eliminate this problem by pest proofing the inside and outside of their homes.

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Jan
14
Habits of Bed Bugs

Bed bugs are most active at night, when the occupants of a home are sleeping. During the night, the bed bugs come out of hiding and latch onto their prey.

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Jan
13
Bats Create Problems for Homeowners

Homeowners are at a greater risk in the winter months of receiving a visit from a bat or other wildlife, according to the National Pest Management Association.

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Jan
11
Ladybug Infestations on the Rise

Large numbers of ladybugs have recently been spotted around the United States. According to Jessica Damiano of Newsday.com, this is because ladybugs hibernate during the wintertime and prefer to do so inside.

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Jan
08
Asthma and Pests

A link between asthma and certain pests have been reported. According to the EPA, the droppings, as well as the body parts, of cockroaches and other pests can lead to an asthmatic reaction in some people.

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Jan
07
Dust Mite Control

Dust mites live in all homes and trigger allergies. Experts agree that dust mite prevention is not possible, but containment is. Containment is the process of minimizing dust bites in the home and involves several steps.

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Jan
06
Brown Recluse

The cold winter months send some pests into hibernation, but have the opposite effect on the brown recluse spider. According to the National Pest Management Association, the brown recluse spider is more active during the winter months, as it seeks shelter

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Jan
05
Cockroaches and Diseases

Cockroaches carry several bacteria, worms and pathogens that are dangerous to humans. Medical News Today states the pests spread 33 different kinds of bacteria, six parasitic worms and seven other types of human pathogens. Because of this, cockroaches are

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Jan
04
Household Pests Come Out for the Holidays

The National Pest Management Association has issued a warning to families as they decorate for the holidays. According to the Association, many household pests, including rodents, hide in boxes where Christmas decorations are stored, and then find new hom

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