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Posted on: 2 March 2021

Ants may seem like tiny harmless insects, but they can be a real pain when you have hundreds or thousands of them in your home. They seem to come out of nowhere, and you could soon have them all throughout your house. The ants that you usually see are likely worker ants that are on the lookout for food to take back to their colony. These pests will find food in all sorts of places and take it back to their colony to survive and thrive in your very own home.
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Posted on: 19 February 2021

Termites are a pest that no homeowner wants to hear that they have. If you have your home inspected, only to find that you do have termites, you need to take care of this problem right away. Termites can easily chew through the wood in and around your house and leave nothing but sawdust in their wake. A termite infestation can end up leaving your home so dangerous that it is uninhabitable.
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Posted on: 29 January 2021

Brown recluse spiders are poisonous, and they are scary. Fortunately, you can get this spider out of your home in many ways. Keep reading to learn three tips to help you. You and your family can then rest easy knowing this dangerous spider is no longer in your home. Where They Like to Hide Brown recluse spiders like to hide in many different areas. You can find them underneath beds, under kitchen and bathroom sinks, inside closets, underneath furniture, underneath kitchen and dining room tables, and behind televisions.
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Posted on: 21 January 2021

The first step to controlling bed bugs is finding out where they are coming from. Bed bugs don't always hide in obvious places like mattresses. Sometimes, they'll hide in unusual places, and then once night falls, sneak out to feed on their human victims. If you suspect that you have a bed bug infestation but you can't find out where they're coming from, then make sure you inspect the following places.
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