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Does Diatomaceous Earth Work for Cockroach Control?

Does Diatomaceous Earth Work for Cockroach Control? Diatomaceous earth is one of the more effective DIY solutions for cockroaches, and many people use it as an affordable solution for one-time or small infestations. DE is a fine white powder made by grinding up fossilized single-celled organisms. The dust has microscopic, abrasive edges that cut

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How to Inspect Your Hotel Room to Avoid Bed Bugs

How to Inspect Your Hotel Room to Avoid Bed Bugs This year is expected to see record travel numbers as people start to enjoy vacations and visit family around the world once more after the pandemic. These travels will also mean that bed bug infestations will be on the rise as these challenging pests

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Fly Identification and How to Handle the Individual Types

Fly Identification and How to Handle the Individual Types Flies are one of the most prolific pests around the world, including here in New York City. With thousands of different species, there is almost always one that is able to find the right environment somewhere in your home or business. Because flies are known

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Types of Mosquitoes in NYC

Types of Mosquitoes in NYC Depending on where you live in New York, you are going to be in close proximity to anywhere between 40 and 70 mosquito species. All these mosquitoes feed off of a variety of different hosts, but fortunately, only two prefer humans as their food source and lay their eggs

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