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The Logic Behind Cluster Fly Control
Flies start showing up inside during fall because cluster flies are looking for a place to spend the winter, not a place ...
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The Logic Behind Centipede Pest Control
Centipedes keep showing up inside because two things pull them in at once: dampness and a food source. House centipedes ...
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What Springtail Pest Control Involves
Those tiny jumping bugs are almost always springtails, moisture-loving insects that have nothing to do with fleas, even ...
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How Sewer Fly Control Works
Tiny flies near a drain are almost always drain flies, sometimes called sewer flies or moth flies, and they show up beca ...
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Silverfish Bait vs. Spray: Which One Works?
Bait and spray each solve half the problem, and neither one finishes it. Bait made from something like sugar or cardboar ...
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Found a Yellow Jacket Nest in the Ground? Here's What to Do
August is when ground-nesting yellow jacket colonies hit their peak size in Utah, and peak size means peak aggression. A ...
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Why Using a Bug Bomb for Spiders Is a Bad Idea
Someone in Orem sees a wolf spider dart across the basement floor, grabs a fogger from the hardware store, sets it off, ...
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Spiders in Nevada: 5 Species to Watch For
A woman in Spanish Springs reached into a stack of firewood and came back with a bite that swelled for three days. That' ...
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Why German Roaches Are So Hard to Kill
A tenant in a Levittown duplex sprays under the sink every Sunday like clockwork, and by Wednesday there's a fresh one o ...
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Do Natural Roach Repellents Actually Work?
It's 11 p.m., the AC kicked off for the night, and something skitters across the kitchen counter. In Phoenix, that's usu ...
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Is That a Spider Bite? How to Tell
Most skin reactions people call spider bites aren't. Studies consistently find that a significant majority of suspected ...
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Found Tiny Roaches? Here's What They Are
Small roaches in the kitchen are almost always one species. German cockroaches behave differently from larger roach spec ...
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Wasp Nest or Bee Nest? How to Tell
Most people know they have found something they shouldn't disturb. What they don't know is whether it belongs to wasps o ...
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What Actually Repels Bed Bugs?
There's no shortage of advice online about things bed bugs don't like: essential oils, dryer sheets, diatomaceous earth, ...
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How to Get a Wasp Out of Your House in 3 Steps
One wasp inside the house is usually not a crisis. It's disorienting and it can escalate quickly if you handle it badly. ...
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Do Ant Traps Work on Carpenter Ants?
Ant traps work well on many ant species. Carpenter ants are not like most ant species. The biology is different, the die ...
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3 Expert Homemade Mosquito Traps to Try Yourself!
Do Homemade Mosquito Traps Actually Work?
The short answer is: sometimes, a little. Homemade mosquito traps can catch m ...
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6 Ways to Kill Carpenter Ants in Trees
Finding carpenter ants in a tree in your yard isn't just a tree problem. A colony established in a dead or decaying tree ...
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Pavement Ants: Identification and Control
Tiny black ants streaming out of the crack between your driveway and your garage. A small dirt pile that wasn't there ye ...
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How to Get Rid of Sugar Ants in Kitchen: 5 Tips for You!
You wipe down the counter, put the food away, and find them again the next morning. Sugar ants in the kitchen are one of ...
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