One of the questions I have been asked the most is how to effectively deal with flea infestations. Regularly people ask whether Lysol is an effective flea killer since it kills most other things we don’t want in our homes. Key Points: As a disinfectant, harsh chemicals like Lysol can stop germs and other pathogens … Read more
Any flea sighting is bad news, but it can be hard to know right off the bat if your furry friends just carried some adult fleas into your home or if the sign of fleas indicates a bigger problem. Key Points: Signs of fleas can be as obvious as visible fleas and flea bites or … Read more
Flea bombs are a last resort for getting rid of pesky adult fleas and linger long enough to kill any remaining flea eggs and the flea larvae that hatch from them. They can treat a room, or many can be sued to fumigate the whole house, and when the smoke clears, you should find far … Read more
Flea issues are the worst and tend to linger longer than other types of pest infestations. Often when you think you finally have the problem kicked, you see the familiar black specks popping up again and feel the itchy welts as they appear. That’s how it was for me the first time we brought fleas … Read more
Fleas can enter your home in a variety of ways and, once inside, can be a real headache to get rid of. It can be hard to even identify these little pests, and once you know that fleas are all around, they have managed to nest everywhere. Adult fleas are fast and lay hundreds of … Read more
A flea infestation can be a nightmare as these critters spread fast and can reach any area of your home. They will survive on bedding, in cracks, and on you and your pets, so wiping them out before you need to fumigate your own is a must. Adult fleas on your pet are the first … Read more
Fleas are annoying insects that come into our homes, steal our blood, and in the process, infest every inch of our living space. Needless to say, any home remedy that can kill these nasty insect intruders is welcomed. I have tried various products for flea prevention and elimination, but one everyday cleaning product mixed with … Read more
Whenever there has been a flea infestation in my home, I always try to figure out what brought the original adult fleas inside. Common culprits are pet fur, pet bedding, boxes or items brought in from outdoor storage, and even wild animals roaming on our lawns. Fleas can hop and travel far to find meals, … Read more
Fleas can get into your home in a number of different ways, but the most common approach is to be carried in by cats, dogs, or any other furry animals. Once a flea enters your home, they waste no time hiding, laying eggs, and spreading frantically. One or two of these hopping devils can quickly … Read more
Using common household items to repel and kill insects is nothing new. Lots of the products we use have ingredients and scents that either attract or repel certain critters and can come in handy in a pinch. Quick Answer: Though Irish Spring soap’s strong scent is thought to repel fleas, there’s no scientific proof of … Read more
