Mice Control Tips You Need to Know Today
For many homeowners, pest and rodent control is a major problem. Rat and mice are capable of transmitting diseases, contaminating food and causing structural damage. Rodents also chew everything they are capable of, known for their powerful frontal teeth. Actually, the word rodent comes from the word rodere, meaning ‘to gnaw.' Controlling the rodent is the first step to prevent damage. Here are the ways.
Keep the Bathroom Clean
Most apartment pest control tips do not include bathroom pesticide tips and tricks. However, also bathrooms are covered by the rule. The bathrooms should be clean and dry. Clean the pot every alternative day with the toilet cleaner. Wash the sink with a heavy bathroom cleaner at least once a week. Keep the shower curtain dry and algae free. Ensure that the drain is not obstructed with particles of hair and soap and is covered. These small measures keep your bathroom safe and free of plagues for longer periods of time.
Do Not Keep Rotten Fruits and Vegetables
Outdoors and vegetables attract fly and other insects when overripe. Do not keep the fruit long out of the fridge. While some pests like fruit flies are harmless, overripe, rotten fruits can attract the house flies, the ants and the cockroaches that are difficult to get rid of.
Maintaining the Garden
Fill in the pits where water may be collected when you have a lawn or a garden. Clean it regularly if you have a pool or water well in the garden. Also, regularly prune the plants to prevent wild, bushy growth. Keep your garden clean and tidy to prevent undesired pests such as mosquitoes, rats and ants.
A Clean Kitchen
In a dirty, moist atmosphere, pesticides thrive. Keep kitchen counters, panels, stoves and drawers clean to avoid infestation with pesticides. Wipe the disinfectant cleaner regularly. If food particles lie in open air, more insects will be attracted. This pest management tip may not remove the pest infestation problem completely, but it will surely reduce the quantity. It is also important to clean your home after pest control to prevent further infestation.
Prevent Access
Trees, bushes and vegetation can be a source of food for rats and mice. Keep trees trimmed so that no branches touch the outside of your home for effective rodent control. Remove weeds, and reduce the amount of grass and vegetation to low.
Keep outdoor objects and wood off the ground for a few inches. Try to plan feeding during the daylight when you have outdoor animals and don't leave any food overnight. Keep trash sacks firmly sealed in and stored in garbage can with lids to prevent rodents from accessing waste. When you experience excessive difficulties in rats or mice, consider using rock or concrete landscaping to keep vegetation at a more appropriate distance along the edges of your home. If that is already done, hire a mice exterminator.
Mother Nature Pest and Lawn is efficient in controlling mice, termites and other pest threats at home. Call us for any of your pest control needs.
