As the monsoon season begins, so do those pesky intruders – mosquitoes, cockroaches, termites, and rodents – all the things that could potentially cause a serious headache in your home, as well as carry disease and damage to property.
Monsoon pest control made easy. Follow these 5 simple tips to keep mosquitoes, cockroaches, termites, and rodents at bay.
Nobody needs that. But there is no need to panic. Here are 5 simple pest control tips for monsoon season.
If you’re going to prevent pests, it is important to clean and dry your place regularly, particularly the parts where moisture accumulates most and where feces (aka filth) can breed, like kitchens and bathrooms.The less they can breed, the less you have to worry about pests coming in to take predominate control of your territory.
Mosquitoes, as well as many other pests, dislike the fragrance of essential oils from citruses and some of the common herbs like lemongrass, citronella, mint. If you are so inclined, use a diffuser or just create a spray bottle with the oils mixed into some water, and spray areas inside your home where you do not want the aforementioned pests!.
Because rodents and cockroaches can squeeze through small openings, seal off all cracks or openings in and around your home including around pipes, vents, and doors.
Use mosquito nets around beds, cribs and strollers and put on mosquito repellent, (like DEET or Picaridin) on exposed skin and clothing.
Inspect your home regularly for termite mounds (ants), rodent droppings, or other sign of infestation. – fix leaks and maintain outdoor drains and good ventilation and the garage to prevent moisture.
You’ll have a pest-free and enjoyable off period during the monsoon with these easy and simple tips.