Pest Control

Dealing with bees? Here's how to manage them.

With the right approach, clothing moths can become a thing of the past. Consider these tips to accomplish just that.

Rising temperatures, changes in consumer shopping preferences and the COVID-19 pandemic may be key factors for the rapid rise of clothing moth infestations around the word. Clothing moths love dark and undisturbed spaces, whether these be the woolen fabrics in a carpeting store, neatly folded cashmere sweaters in a posh boutique, taxidermal elk hung about your mantelpiece or the knit mohair sweater that you haven’t worn in quite some time. What types of environments do clothing moths seek? Like you and me, clothing moths enjoy peaceful environments. Peace, according to the Oxford dictionary, is "freedom from disturbance; tranquility." Once you're...

Pantry moths love birdseed. Here’s all you need to know about how to both get rid of them and prevent them from returning.

Clothing moths have been around for millennia. How have people historically gotten rid of them?

Bugs are cold-blooded and need warmth to survive cold winters. Find out which bugs pull through the winter on their own, which will try to make their way into your house, and which will happily cause a winter infestation in your home. 

Doing your own pest control doesn’t have to be hard. Gird yourself with knowledge and take control.

Learn about the seven dangers of having mothballs in and around your home.