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DE is NOT safe. Even "food grade". Breathe that in and see how that works out. Especially for dogs that sniff everything. Its not effective for pest control either. No pest control product is truly pet safe. You are correct, placement is key, but they are also "bug dose not people dose.
Great video! They just look mean even more scary looking than the Big hairy tarantula looking spiders. I literally despise the brown recluse.They will also bite the piss out of you too & can be very painful lasting for days or longer, it feels like someone sticking a hot poker to your skin.. if you get bit go straighth to the doctor & they prolly give you a antibiotic shot cause you will prolly most likely regret it in the long run if you don’t and discover the infection has progressed & only gotten worsening, swelling skin darkening & most of all more painful then ever because it has done eaten & rotted a Big hole in your skin spreading more infection. A lot of doctors confuse the painful spider bites with staph infection because they both can look a lot a like and have similar symptoms & both can kill your If the infection is left untreated.. it is definitely one toxic evil looking spider
IVE ALLWAYS HAD A PHOBIA OF EARWIGS DONT BOTHER ABOUT SPIDERS AND MOST OTHER INSECTS BUT FORKY TAILIES WE CALL IN SCOTLAND 🏴 I ABSOLUTELY HATE THEM
the spider: hey so the humans have a problem with u mr rat. the rat:wait why? spider: idk but ima eat u now rat:WAIT WHA- *gets snatched* spider:nom nom
@@RovePestControl I can't see them. I believe they're not bedbugs, fleas, or mites. I believe they're body lice from the drug apartment blankets in living room corner. We already killed & completely wiped out bedbugs w/ gallon motor wand Ortho. I have Temprid FX & Food Grade DE in my own apartment always spread everywhere. But I keep being forced to unsafe dates weekly. I made a spray of acv & essential oils started last month. Maybe my efforts here is what's keeping them from growing big enough to see. I got to find a better woman.
I kno iver the years id tackle cleaning with some bleach water 🥴🥴🥴 trying to keep out but whatd ya do finding droppings in stove or in cupbards where cans n boxed food
Finding droppings is a sign of an infestation. Clean with bleach, seal food, and call a pest control professional to address the issue effectively. Stay safe!
"Let me check the eye pattern of this spider in my house" said no one ever!! If its brown its dead. If its black its dead. In fact it can be any color and it will be dead unless its a large garden spider in my lawn.
I only ever see earwigs in the summer. They drown themselves constantly in my cat's drinking fountain. I change the water every day and there are usually about 3 or 4 of them. They also like to crawl into our portable cooler and drown themselves if it is full of ice and water. Annoying, dumb things.
I’m in the pest control business. I took a video of ants attacking bedbugs, it shows an ant carrying a live bedbug. It was on a picture frame that the tenant put out in the alley, I was about to mark the frame as having bedbugs on it, ants found the bedbugs so I got my phone out and captured the video of that event.
I need help explaining this , I have red dots on my arms and legs and they mostly come out at night or appear in the morning but my bed doesn't have blood stains or crushed bugs and I dont see bugs or crushed egg shells or skin so basically the only symptoms I have that match with this video are the ones about itchy dots but I cannot tell if they are that clustered and they don't have a red dot in the middle they look more like hives, but idk if they are actually hives bc around night is when I start getting them dots and they itch btw
Itchy red dots can be caused by various factors, not just bed bugs. It could be an allergic reaction or another type of insect bite. It's best to consult a doctor to determine the cause and get appropriate treatment.
will this be enough if I do not have a major investation? like i have pets... they brought them in, theyre now indoors only and treated and washed and ahve improoved a lot, i rarely see any fleas on them anymore but i still wanted to treat the house JUST in case should i repeat this treatment a few more times?
For minor infestations, initial treatment might help, but repeating it ensures all fleas and eggs are gone. Regularly treating your home and pets is a good preventive measure.
In the US, wasps are not generally protected, but they do play a vital role in the ecosystem. It's best to remove nests safely and, if possible, relocate them rather than kill the wasps.
@@RovePestControl does anyone really remove and relocate? Even beekeeper pages are recommending extermination. I would love for someone to relocate but they kill honeybees so that probably rules out help from beekeepers.
They actually do crawl into your ears but don’t lay eggs. As a child I had one crawl into my ear. It sounded like a cardboard box in my ear and that’s how I knew I had something in my ear. I shook my head and bobbed it like if I had water in there and it ended up falling out.
Ive seen one in my house but theres tons in my shed and crawling on the house…. Idk if it was the recent heat wave or what but idk if this is a problem or not
The heat wave might be driving them indoors. It's a good idea to seal any cracks and remove moisture sources to keep them out of your house. If the problem persists, consider professional pest control.
