As a business owner, you want to do everything you can to keep your building pest-free. Hiring a commercial pest control company is one of the best ways to do this. If you are looking to hire a company for the first time, you will want to call various companies and get quotes. As you do so, you may start to wonder why the price you are quoted varies from the prices that other companies or business are quoted.
Even if you have a place in your heart for every animal on Earth, addressing a rodent problem humanely, by not killing them, may not be in your best interest. Mice breed throughout the year, with a quick gestation period and large litters possible, so by the time you catch a couple of them, their relatives have bred and spread all over your home. Beyond the annoyance of hearing mice around your home and being startled when you run into one, they can be very hazardous to your health and that of your children and pets.
Cockroaches have been around for over 300 million years, and there are no signs of them vanishing any time soon. The good news is that there are only 30 species out of an estimated 3,500 that are adapted to invading human homes. The bad news? You're probably dealing with one out of those 30 species right now.
After trying an assortment of traps, sprays, home remedies, and even a thorough stomping or two, it may seem impossible to get an ongoing infestation under control.
If you are hosting an upcoming deck party at your home, you may wonder if there is anything you can do to keep nearby bees from inviting themselves and swarming around your guests and food. If so, try one or more of the following ways to naturally keep bees from invading your next deck party
1. Hang Clove Sacks around the Perimeter
One way to keep bees away from your outdoor gathering is to hang clove sacks around the perimeter of your deck.
You're so excited for your vacation - the sand, the sun, the fresh air, the bed bugs? Bed bugs are a lot more common than you may think, and you could have them in your hotel room, which could end up back home with you if you aren't careful. Bring back memories from your vacation, not bed bugs. Read on for tips on how to prevent bed bugs while traveling.
