Pest Control Infographics
Very simple way to remove termite, cockroaches and rodents.
Termites:
Cardboard Traps: Place damp cardboard near termite-infested areas. Termites are attracted to cellulose, and this can act as a trap. Once termites gather on the cardboard, dispose of it outside.
Boric Acid: Create a mixture of boric acid and water and apply it directly to affected areas. Boric acid is toxic to termites but non-toxic to humans and pets if used correctly.
Professional Pest Control: Consider consulting a professional pest control service for severe infestations. They can provide targeted treatment and prevention plans.
Cockroaches:
Bait Traps: Use commercially available cockroach bait traps or make your own by mixing boric acid or diatomaceous earth with sugar or food to attract them. Place these in areas where cockroaches are seen.
Seal Entry Points: Prevent their entry by sealing cracks and gaps around doors, windows, and pipes. Cockroaches often enter homes through these openings.
Keep Clean: Regularly clean up food crumbs, wash dishes promptly, take out the garbage regularly, and eliminate standing water. Cockroaches are attracted to food and moisture.
Rodents:
Traps: Set up snap traps or live traps with bait such as peanut butter, cheese, or nuts. Place them along walls or in areas where rodents frequent.
Seal Entry Points: Block any holes or gaps in walls, doors, and windows that rodents might use to enter your home.
Maintain Cleanliness: Keep food stored in airtight containers, clean up spills promptly, and regularly dispose of garbage. Eliminate clutter where rodents might nest.
Professional Help: If the infestation is severe, consider contacting a professional pest control service for effective and safe removal.