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
Indoor plants are usually less prone to pest infestations than their outdoor counterparts. Potted plants can be moved inside and outside and, in the process, may bring insects and bugs into our house. Outside soil can carry eggs and pests inside as well. Common pest hitchhikers are adult fleas and flea eggs, as well as … Read more
When fleas enter your home, they will try to find a host they can live on. Adult fleas will seek other places to hide if a cat, dog, or another long-haired animal can’t be found. Once in these hiding places, like beds and couches, they can remain for weeks and lay eggs. Flea infestations are … Read more
Windows and doors are supposed to keep pests outs. Window screens have long been the best way to let fresh air in and keep unwanted bugs out. The fine mesh of the screen is suitable for stopping all kinds of critters but can it stop everything? Do screens keep out fleas? How Do Fleas Enter … Read more
