That looks like a cockroach.
Those black marks look like their poop.
Do you find them around your stove, kitchen counters and under the sink more ?
Do they run and hide when the lights come on ?
In the last 10 days about 8 bees have been found at various times in a second floor bathroom--some dead, some alive. Possible points of entry could be exhaust fan duct, abandoned fan outlet in soffit above ceiling, soffit vents, cracks in shingle siding, etc. What kind of bees are these and any suggestions about how to determine point of entry and means to eliminate/exterminate them in the room?
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[i]Several bees, some squashed.[/i]
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[i]This bee found dead onthe floor. No squashing involved.[/i]
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Did stovepipe ever find a resolution to this?
we’ve had silverfish in our home since installing in a carpet stair runner. They have reproduced like crazy and we find them throughout our house. In potlights, bathrooms, etc. we’ve even seen one in the attic so believe they are behind all the walls.
we’ve had our home professionally sprayed/ fumigated 3 times over the last 4 months which killed a lot but we still keep finding them.
we put traps, borax, got a good quality dehumidifier for each floor and still keep finding them. We’re stumped at what to do and don’t know what else to do. We vacuum daily.
the pest control company said you can’t really spray or do much in an attic because we have loose foam everywhere.
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