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Rodents are unhygienic and nobody wants them in their home as they set about leaving various forms of damage in their wake. But sometimes it happens that a rat, mouse, or squirrel has decided to make your property their home, leaving you with the hassle of how to deal with this. Not only that, but rats and mice can often get into our cars as well, eating away at the upholstered seats, and leaving a mess behind. So how do you deal with rodents and squirrels? We’ve got the solution for you. Simply check out or blog posts on pesky rodents below.
The National Pest Technicians Association in the UK had warned us that closing restaurants, tourist attractions and public parks could result in some unexpected consequences. With the closure of those destinations, there is no activity around them, so there is no rubbish being generated. Without the
During a pandemic, you should be going on groceries shopping as rarely as you can. You can achieve that using a simple method that you may or may not use already, stockpiling. Now, let’s be clear. We are not advising you to stockpile for the apocalypse! However, it is best to have supplies inside
During a lockdown, it is hard to imagine sharing your household with rodents or nasty insects. Now, when home and workplace hygiene is more important than ever, it is vital to get rid of any pests that might have invaded your property. You’re probably wondering whether is this possible during t
It is important to every gardener for their garden to look the way they imagined it all those winter months. It may be a flower garden in the yard or a vegetable garden meant to produce a good portion of the food on the table. In any case, the garden has to be vermin free. No produce eating creature
The treatment of every infestation begins by establishing what kind of pest are you dealing with. From this point on you can figure out why it entered your property, from where it may have entered and so on. The answers to all those questions will lead an experienced professional to the actions he h
To the amateur observer, mice and young rats are the same. They’re small, furry rodents which come out at night and cause trouble around the house. If you notice droppings and chewed-on cables, you really don’t care about which one exactly you’re dealing with, as long as you manage to catch it
