Q. It seems like I am always finding cobwebs in the corners of rooms in my house. My neighbor makes fun of me. She says she doesn’t have spiders. Why do they like my house so much?
VIEW MORESometimes, the tiny crawling or flying bugs that you see in your home may be coming from your very own house plants. For example, you may find a floor or tabletop that has crawling spider mites or sticky honeydew, or white flies or fungus gnats may fly off of an infested plant if it is bumped, eventually settling back onto the leaves or soil. You may not connect these insects with the plant.
VIEW MOREQ. Can you identify this creepy thing I found in my bathroom? It’s about 1-1/2 inches long, light brown in color, and has long legs like a spider except it has lots of long legs and it moves very fast.
VIEW MOREWhen we talk about green pest control service, we’re not just talking about lawn care. You’ve no doubt heard the term “going green” or “green service” applied to many different types of businesses and practices. It’s a catch-all phrase that refers to the adoption of business and lifestyle changes that are environmentally sensitive with the goal of reducing negative impacts on the environment.
VIEW MOREQ. My kitchen has been invaded by tiny little gnats. My sister says they’re fruit flies. We also have them in the garage but I can’t figure out where they’re coming from. We keep a cardboard box of picked pears from our fruit trees in there and they seem to be interested in that. Any help?
VIEW MOREDid you know that there are mites that feed on birds and that will sometimes feed on people if there are no birds available?
VIEW MOREQ. I found what looks like webs inside a cereal box, and sometimes find little moths flying around. What’s going on and what should I do?
VIEW MOREQ. Last evening, sitting on the deck of our vacation rental, we were suddenly attacked by a swarm of mosquitoes. We finally had to flee inside. Nobody got bitten but they were buzzing all around. Do mosquitoes travel in packs?
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