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Clean Homes and Bugs: Is There a Connection?

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– You may try to keep your home as clean as possible for a variety of reasons, but does it actually add up to better pest control? The answer is a bit more complex than you think. There are some bugs that thrive in filthy conditions, but it isn’t just clean. Clutter causes problems too. If you do happen to notice a pest problem, your best bet is to contact Slug-A-Bug pest control experts in Brevard County for over 30 years. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Clean Homes and Bugs: Is There a Connection?


1
Clean Homes and Bugs Is There a Connection?
  • Keeping Your Home Bug Free

2
How Clean Is Your Home?
  • You may try to keep your home as clean as
    possible for a variety of reasons, but does it
    actually add up to better pest control? The
    answer is a bit more complex than you think.

3
Cleanliness is Next to Pest-Free-Ness?
  • There are some bugs that thrive in filthy
    conditions.
  • The dirtier your home is, the easier it is for
    pests to find food, shelter, and water.
  • Dont sweep your kitchen? A mouse, cockroach, or
    other small creature can make a meal of those
    crumbs.
  • Have a toddler carrying around a bottle of water
    that gets spilled routinely? Dont worry, a
    cockroach would love to lap it up.

4
Creating Shelter Through Clutter
  • A clean home, though, isnt necessarily just
    about sweeping, mopping, and dusting.
  • Sometimes its about eliminating clutter too.
    Stacks of magazines or boxes offers shelter for
    all sorts of creatures, including silverfish.
  • Offered enough quiet, undisturbed space and
    darker conditions, and you can breed all sorts of
    pest problems, no matter how clean the rest of
    your home is.

5
Wait! My House is Clean!
  • Even the cleanest house, though, isnt safe from
    a pest infestation.
  • Pests are all around us, and a tiny hole in the
    siding may mean allowing a mouse through. A
    slightly damaged attic vent could lead to bat
    problems.
  • Fix a water leak too late? You could be tackling
    termite problems. Just keeping your house clean
    isnt enough to prevent pest problems.

6
Ongoing Pest Management
  • Keeping your home clean is a good start to a
    pest-free home. The key, though, is to make
    certain that you dont adopt any behaviors that
    pests might find attractive. This includes
    keeping the outside of your home as clean as the
    inside and maintaining it as well as possible.
  • If you do happen to notice a pest problem, your
    best bet is to contact a professional for help.
    Often DIY methods may only lead to other
    problems.

7
Pest Control Experts
  • The largest independently owned pest control
    company in Brevard County, we offer cutting edge
    solutions to help you deal with pest problems.
  • Contact us for more information.
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