Do Ultrasonic Pest Repellents Really Work?
Read this article to find out if electronic ultrasonic pest control devices really help eliminate rats, mice, and insects in your home.
How to Get Rid of Pantry Moths and Larvae in Your Kitchen
If your pantry has been infested with Indian meal moths, or pantry moths, here’s what you need to do to control and prevent them.
How to Deal with Ladybug Infestation
Ladybugs mean no harm to a home, but too many can become irritating. Read on to learn how to prevent them and the benefits of having them in your gardens.
How to Get Control of Fungus Gnats Outdoors
Fungus gnats can be difficult to control because the problem may go beyond your property line. Read on to learn what all you can do.
How to Make a Squirrel and Raccoon Bird Feeder Baffle
Even if you love animals, it's frustrating when greedy squirrels and raccoons empty the bird feeder in a few short hours. If raccoons and squirrels are eating you out of house and home, here's a simple solution. This DIY squirrel and raccoon baffle is easy to make, costs little in materials, and is sure to befuddle even the craftiest of critters. Read on to find out how to build it.
How to Keep Mice, Rats, and Squirrels Away from Bird Feeders
Mary Lou asks, “We love feeding birds, but they drop seeds on our balcony which attracts mice and rats. What can we do to keep rodents away?”
Birds and rodents both love to eat seeds. Try these tips to discourage rodents from your bird feeder.
How to Deal with Wasps in Your Lawn
Lynn asks, "I'm worried about stepping on wasps or their nests in my lawn. Any suggestions?"
Wasps are generally beneficial for the garden, but sometimes they can be too close for human comfort. Read on for some suggestions for dealing with them.
Wasps are generally beneficial for the garden, but sometimes they can be too close for human comfort. Read on for some suggestions for dealing with them.
How to Deal with Carpenter Bees
Chances are you've been buzzed by carpenter bees when working outside your home, and you may also have the telltale holes in your wood where the bees build their nests.
Does Wood Chip Mulch Attract Termites and Other Insects?
Wood chip mulch doesn't create more insects in a given area, but it can provide moisture and protection for termites to tunnel into your home. Read on to learn more!