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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
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Friday, December 2, 2011
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Pest Control - Know More About Mothballs Before Using Them
Mothballs are being used over a large scale at almost every household. Generally, mothballs are used to protect clothing and other items left in the storage. They are also rather effective at removing mold as well as in the fight against silverfish.
Main Component
Most people associate them with the odor they emit. The chemical naphthalene was a typical component used in the past, however today, most of these items consist mostly of para-dichlorobenzene. While this chemical also holds a very similar odor, it is found to be much less flammable.
Pest Control
The smell of mothballs is awful enough, that it is often used outside the home as a way to repel various other creatures. In a garden setting, they can serve as an effective repellent against such foe as deer and rabbits. When used in garages and sheds, they serve as useful deterrent for rats and mice. Though, one should be careful where they are placed, as they can have a similar effect on household pets or beneficial creatures residing in the soil.
Health Risks
Mothballs can be extremely toxic if ingested. They have been known to cause serious complications including death. Due to the health risks and side effects pertaining to them, many people choose safer alternatives in order to protect their clothing.
In households that have infants and young children, they should be used very cautiously. Due to the candy-like appearance, they tend to be attractive to toddlers and small children who simply don't know any better. Parents should take care never to leave mothballs in the closet, on the floor, or anywhere else where they might prove easily accessible.
Because of the dangers, it is a good rule to wash any clothing that has been stored with them. This is because of the fact that some people have been known to be sensitive to any contact with them. If you choose not to wash the clothing, they should then be aired out thoroughly in order to rid them of any lingering smell and fumes. Try to avoid wearing clothing items directly after removing them from storage. If these are used as deodorizers, avoid any closed rooms.
While effective, they have proven themselves to be somewhat more of a liability than an asset in many cases and homes. Many new techniques are now available which really do not involve the use of these items. Smell for yourself!
Friday, November 25, 2011
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Friday, November 11, 2011
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Reviews:Pest Control Magazine: "Believe me, the lights are just as nasty for you and me as they are for pests," he says. "in training, we'll keep one on for about four cycles before people say: 'Okay, we get it. You can turn it off now. . ."The Washington Post: "The reason they leave is it's so very annoying," Bill said. "It's very, very annoying. The squirrels can't get past that. They decide it's a bad place to raise their young."The Leading Environmentally Friendly SolutionThe Evictor Strobe Light will transform any attic, crawlspace, or darkened area into an unlivable area for rodents. The high intensity strobe light annoys squirrels, roof rats, norway rats, and other rodents eyes, specifically the expansion and contraction of the pupil. It does not harm the rodents in any way, it simply annoys them. The High Intensity Strobe Lights were tested on homes with at least 35 years worth of squirrel problems. Homeowners have been amazed at how quickly their problems were solved. Most rodent problems were over in less than 24 hours!Energy Efficient and EconomicalFor best results it is recommended that the strobe light unit be operated continuously 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Do not seal the entrance or exit holes for at least one month. Exposure to the Evictor Strobe Light trains squirrels, roof rats, norway rats, raccoons, and other rodents to hate your home. The Evictor Strobe Light discourages digging, chewing, and other property damage.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Yard Sentinel DUAL - Dog Silencer & Animal Pest Repeller
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The Yard Sentinel DUAL has taken years for our research and engineering department to develop. But we are finally able to announce the recent breakthrough in the industry with a new multi-functional device that combines the dog silencer with the pest & animal repeller making it the best dog silencer / pest & animal repeller in its market. Unlike any other Dog Silencers who has only either ONE silencing, or ONE sensor and NO pest repelling technology; the Yard Sentinel DUAL offers BOTH silencing and repelling technologies, with Higher adjustable Ultrasonic Frequencies and louder, faster adjustable Intruder Alarm; the Yard Sentinel has successfully made both technologies very effective against silencing dogs and at the same time repelling pests, animals and intruders. On top of that, the new switchable Dog Bark Scanner which has a higher sensitivity / accuracy than most other dog sensors, and the most technically complex Infrared Motion Sensor that is only available in Yard Sentinel DUAL, is fully able to satisfy your need and maximize the full effective range making Yard Sentinel DUAL the obvious better choice to live a bark free and pest free life.
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
Mice and Rats Are Moving Inside Soon - It's Time For Your Fall Rodent Pest Control Inspection
As I cleaned out a storage unit a couple days ago I sensed movement in my peripheral vision. I turned my gaze toward the area of motion just in time to spot a long, slender tail disappearing into a hole. The incident alerted me to the fast approaching seasonal invasion of mice and rats.
Soon the rodents will move to their winter residence in homes everywhere. Are you ready?
I haven't seen the signs of rodent activity in my house yet, and thinking about that I find myself slightly surprised because temperatures lately are colder than normal. I turned my furnace on around two weeks ago. Most years I wait until the end of October or early November before I do that.
With temperatures so far below the usual upper 60s early rodent signs in the house wouldn't surprise me. A few always seem to find their way inside no matter how many preventative steps I take to block their entry.
You can take action to keep the majority of mice and rats out of your house, though if you live in an area where their numbers are large you'll still need to deal with a few. Especially if you live next to a field where farmers just harvested their crops. Those little rodent critters have food dropped from the machines to last them a while, but soon that colder weather will drive them into nearby buildings.
Most often you only need concern yourself with invasion from mice.
Walk around your house paying particular attention to the foundation, and look for any openings. Remember that a mouse only needs a small crack to get in. They squeeze through spaces where you wouldn't think an insect could pass through.
Seal off all those openings you find with metal. Steel wool works fairly well for this. Mice easily chew through softer materials if they sense an opening.
I once turned on my dishwasher and flooded my kitchen floor. After a couple hours of mopping and clean up an inspection revealed a hole in my dishwasher drain hose that a mouse chewed in order to get to the other side of a cabinet wall the hose passed through.
I widened that hole with a jigsaw before replacing the hose just to makes sure I didn't run into that problem again.
Inside the house always watch for those calling cards that mice leave behind. You know what those are don't you? They're the little black droppings with the pointed ends that mice expel from their bodies as waste.
By the way, if those droppings are blunt on the ends you have cockroaches, not mice. Roaches have no sphincter to squeeze the droppings out so the ends won't have points.
If you find mouse droppings it's time to catch those little pests before they start multiplying (which doesn't take long).
Pest control techniques for eliminating rodents include setting traps, putting down glue boards, and/or positioning poison baits. Whichever method you use make sure you place the catch tool near, but not directly on the mouse's path of travel, they shy away from new items that suddenly appear.
If you use baits remember that after the rodent eats it he'll run back into his hole, and die inside the wall. That means you'll suffer through a smell that lasts three days to a week (for mice), longer for a rat.
Rodent control isn't difficult, and their habits never change. Once you learn those habits, and keep an eye out for rodent signs, you'll quickly get control of infestations.
The key is to start your mouse and rat pest control inspections early.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
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Friday, October 21, 2011
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