Recent Pest Control Articles

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Home Improvement
Michael Franco

How to Get Rid of Palmetto Bugs

Palmetto bugs, also known as Florida cockroaches, are not merely an inconvenience. They're potential carriers of a host of problems. Here's how to deal with them.

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Home Improvement
Michael Franco

Why Do Spiders Keep Coming Back to My Home?

Spider problem? Understanding the factors that attract spiders and learning effective strategies for spider control can help you reclaim your space.

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Home Improvement
Elizabeth Michael

What Are Spotted Lanternflies?

Lanternflies are considered an invasive species, and they're particularly fond of grape vineyards and sap-producing trees. If left to their own devices, lanternflies can cause significant damage to crops, trees and plant life.

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Home Improvement
Elizabeth Michael

How to Keep Your Garage Pest-Free

Pests often seek shelter in warm, dark spaces, and your garage often fits that description. Here are some helpful tips to let these guests know they're not welcome in your garage — and how to keep them out.

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Home Improvement
Gwen Case

Are There Different Types of Cockroaches?

Cockroaches are dreaded pests that bring images of bulging eyes and dirty brown bodies to mind. But what if you see a bug that doesn't quite match your mental picture of a roach?

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Home Improvement
Elizabeth Michael

What Are Those Tiny Bugs in My House — and, More Importantly, How Do I Get Rid of 'Em?

While some common small black bugs are more frustrating than harmful, others can spread germs and cause wicked bites. Here are some helpful tips to identify and eliminate small bugs in your house. 

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Home Improvement
Bridget Coila

How to Know If Your Home Has Fleas

Got fleas? Fortunately, you can get rid of fleas and prevent future infestations to make life more comfortable for everyone.

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Home Improvement
Elizabeth Michael

Can You Use Essential Oils for Pest Control?

Sometimes traditional anti-pest methods just don't cut it. Here's what to know about using essential oils to keep pests at bay.

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