Advice on preventing and dealing with household pests, infestations and common pest problems.
Nothing disrupts a home faster than an unexpected pest problem. Whether it’s scratching noises in the loft or wasps nesting near your doorways, pests have a way of turning comfort into chaos.
If you have pets, they are very likely to have picked up an unwanted guest or two along the way. If your pets aren’t properly treated for fleas, ticks, and mites, there is a strong chance that they will carry them into your house. Like all bad house guests, once fleas are in the house, they can be very hard to get rid of. Here’s what you need to know about flea infestations: how to spot them, how to prevent them and, if you do have one, how to get rid of it.
It is that time of the year when the crane flies come out to play! Also known as daddy longlegs, crane flies are harmless to humans, but they can be a bit of a nuisance. Not only does it look like a giant mosquito, but its larvae can cause some serious damage.
With the panic about the bed bug infestations plaguing Paris and other French cities at the moment and talk of London showing signs of the same, it is a good idea to educate yourself on all things bed bug: what they are, how they travel, what they do, how you can prevent them, and what to do if you discover them in your home.
If you spot fleas in your home, it is essential that you address the problem as soon as possible. This is because, if you can see one flea, it is likely that there are many more, as well as eggs, larvae and cocoons, throughout your home.
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