Transform your balcony into a pest-free paradise with plants that naturally repel bugs! From aromatic lemongrass to vibrant marigolds, these green guardians release scents and oils that deter ...

Dusts: Dusts are an effective means of killing pests indoors. They last longer than sprays but can be messy. They’re best used in the out of the way places in your home, such as in attics, basements, ...

In addition to writing our guides to ant and roach traps, Doug has written about mosquitoes, flies, bug zappers, wasp and hornet sprays, and bug repellents, and also why essential oils are not good ...

Heavy rain disrupts ant nests, pushing them indoors in search of dry shelter. Experts recommend sealing entry points, cleaning surfaces and using bait traps. Baits work by reaching and killing the ...

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There are 2.5 million ants for every person on Earth — and sometimes it seems like they’re all trying to break into your kitchen. Beyond the ick factor, ants are not just uninvited guests, explains ...

Like other insects, ants are most active during the warmer months. They’re attracted to sweet sap found in many gardens, which is why they’re commonly found in plant beds and amid crops. Sometimes, ...