Keeping Your Home Pest Free And Your Family Safe

My name is Misty, and I am married with four wonderful children. I want to keep my kids as healthy as possible, and I know other moms do too. For this reason, I wrote this blog to inform other moms about the health dangers of a pest infestation inside the home. Pests are often found in the kitchen, and they walk all over tables, counters and even food that's left out. Insects that crawl all over eating areas in the home cause unsanitary conditions. This can make children and adults ill. Parents can learn why it's so important to keep pests out of the home, and they'll also learn about various pest control methods that are available. I hope that by reading my blog, you and your family will be pest free and healthier.

2018

Got Bed Bugs? Know These Methods To Get Rid Of Them

25 September 2018

Did you wake up with several bite marks on your body from bed bugs? If so, you'll be looking for ways that you can get rid of them for good. Here are some tips for getting rid of bed bugs Seal Infected Items The first thing you'll want to do is seal off any items that you feel are infected with bed bugs. Start putting your bedding, clothes, and pillows in plastic bags, which will help ensure that the bed bugs are trapped in the bag until you're ready to treat them.
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3 Ways Pests Can Get Through Your Roof

21 June 2018

Whether you're thinking of raccoons, bats, or termites, chances are you don't have warm fuzzy feelings when thinking of these small (and sometimes cute and fuzzy) critters. Many pests aren't as bold as cockroaches and don't directly invade your living space, but rather take up residence in areas like your basement or roof space. This can be especially sinister if the pests are so quiet you don't notice the invasion until too late, when their droppings and nests have already caused considerable damage.
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Have A Flea Problem? Know How To Keep Them Outside Your House

30 May 2018

If you have a pet, you may be well aware of how fleas can get into your house. Fleas are known to carry many diseases, and their size can make it difficult to immediately identify them until it is too late. Your goal should be to prevent fleas from getting into your home by doing the following things. Care For Your Landscaping Chances are that your pet spends a lot of time outside in your backyard, which is where fleas will most likely attach themselves to your pet and get into the house.
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