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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
01-23-21, 05:48 AM
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How long does Terro take to kill a Carpenter colony? Call an exterminator?
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203
Posted By
jrsick
I have had great results from Advance Carpenter...
I have had great results from Advance Carpenter Ant bait. It's a protein bait and the ants will always want it. Terro is sweet-based and the ants only want it at certain times. I've also heard...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
01-21-21, 05:14 PM
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Rat or mouse droppings?
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127
Posted By
tragichouse
Yes it's rice. Sorry about that. I saw some...
Yes it's rice. Sorry about that. I saw some information online showing that rat dropping was larger than rice but mouse droppings and roach poop is generally smaller than a grain of rice
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Doors, Skylights and Windows
01-18-21, 12:36 PM
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Sliding glass door bad wheel?
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Posted By
XSleeper
Andersen doors usually have a top stop that is...
Andersen doors usually have a top stop that is screwed on. You just remove that stop and it allows the top edge of the sliding panel to tip inside, then you just lift it off the track. Then you...
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Doors, Skylights and Windows
01-18-21, 10:04 AM
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Sliding glass door bad wheel?
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88
Posted By
joecaption
Yes there's going to be two sets of rollers on...
Yes there's going to be two sets of rollers on the door.
https://andersen.force.com/aw/s/article/Gliding-Patio-Door-Hardware-Adjustment-and-Replacement-Guide
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Pets, Wild and Farm Animals
12-26-20, 06:53 PM
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Dog chewing on dish cable / power cables
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307
Posted By
Hal_S
Two steps. 1) Give the dog a chew toy, and...
Two steps.
1) Give the dog a chew toy, and reward her when she chews on it.
2) Go to your nearest Asian / Mexican market, and buy a dozen of their hottest peppers. Rub the hot peppers along the...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
12-08-20, 09:23 PM
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Best traps to catch raccoons?
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195
Posted By
TomTadson
Thanks for the feedback. I picked up a single...
Thanks for the feedback. I picked up a single door Havahart trap and baited it with sardines. I'm curious if I will trap anything
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
11-20-20, 12:12 PM
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How Often Should I Check Rodent Bait Box?
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179
Posted By
Tony P.
There's a saying, "A watched rodent bait trap...
There's a saying, "A watched rodent bait trap never empties". Having said that, I find that checking weekly should be sufficient. You can check more frequently but if you find there's a need to...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
11-16-20, 12:08 AM
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Estimate for attic rodent exclusion
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219
Posted By
Marq1
Ill give you an option for the gutters, Ive been...
Ill give you an option for the gutters, Ive been using Gutter Guard products for the past 10 years and have found it to be one of the easiest and most cost effective products. Runs about $1 per...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
11-15-20, 07:24 PM
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Estimate for attic rodent exclusion
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219
Posted By
LeifDerekson
Thank you both for the replies! I am going to...
Thank you both for the replies! I am going to try and get another estimate ASAP for peace of mind purposes.
That's pretty much where I'm at with the exclusion/pest control work. I do...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
10-24-20, 05:49 AM
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Mice!
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380
Posted By
Tony P.
A female mouse gets pregnant 5-6 times a year,...
A female mouse gets pregnant 5-6 times a year, with approx. 7 pups per liter. That means one pair can grow to 40 mice in a year. So, you don't need to see many mice to know you have a problem. I...
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Pets, Wild and Farm Animals
10-20-20, 08:01 PM
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What are the signs that an American Pit Bull Terrier is a bad seed?
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RhainyC
MichaelChang, Ok...Did you mention somewhere...
MichaelChang,
Ok...Did you mention somewhere else that none of you had ever owned a dog before and I just missed that part???
I've scanned back through the thread and did NOT see you say that...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
10-19-20, 07:39 AM
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Bug Identification and Removal
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252
Posted By
XSleeper
Millipedes are a harmless bug that is mainly a...
Millipedes are a harmless bug that is mainly a nuisance. Most often they find their way inside through doorways, basement windows, gaps or penetrations in the foundation, etc. They usually quickly...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
10-06-20, 06:53 AM
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Tiny Slanted holes in walls
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648
Posted By
marksr
That's my thought also - a little bit of rot on...
That's my thought also - a little bit of rot on the decking. That portion of the wood was probably softer than the rest and more susceptible to absorbing water.
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Indoor and Outdoor Animal Control
10-01-20, 07:55 AM
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Skunk Under My House
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462
Posted By
Handyman663
Debrief
The skunk is gone. It was in the trap before I went to bed yesterday. I got up at daybreak and transported it outside of town. She had knocked one of my cardboard ends off the cage, so I kept the...
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Indoor and Outdoor Animal Control
09-21-20, 06:26 AM
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Gable vent and bats
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382
Posted By
marksr
Hardware cloth shouldn't impeded air flow. ...
Hardware cloth shouldn't impeded air flow.
The hardest part will be installing it in a manner where it isn't unsightly.
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Indoor and Outdoor Animal Control
09-21-20, 05:51 AM
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Gable vent and bats
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382
Posted By
Pilot Dane
You can use aluminum screen or hardware cloth. ...
You can use aluminum screen or hardware cloth. Something with an opening size 1/4" or smaller should work. You can attach it with adhesive caulking or screws. But since it's going on the outside...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
09-13-20, 09:53 AM
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Can You ID these Roaches?
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316
Posted By
tperk100
PA, Funny that you should suggest the flat glue...
PA,
Funny that you should suggest the flat glue traps. Less than 5 minutes ago I ordered them from Amazon to do exactly what you suggested!
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Termite and Wood Boring Insects
08-18-20, 12:32 AM
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Did Termites cause this?
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887
Posted By
sc00bie
Thanks PAbugman. Yes I agree its not a terminte....
Thanks PAbugman. Yes I agree its not a terminte. I noticed it created a web and I googled it and found some pictures that look just like a bug called a webspinner.
As for the damaged wood, I'll...
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
08-11-20, 09:37 AM
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Mosquitos lay eggs in still water, can they survive in vibrating water?
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367
Posted By
PJmax
If you can't get the water out..... throw a half...
If you can't get the water out..... throw a half cup of dishwashing soap inside the tire.
They won't be able to breed and you'll get some bubbles while exercising.
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Termite and Wood Boring Insects
08-10-20, 03:55 AM
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11
Did Termites cause this?
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887
Posted By
marksr
It could be a termite but as far as I know they...
It could be a termite but as far as I know they only have wings in the spring. A termite only has 2 sections to it's body while an ant has 3. That's how I usually verify if it's a termite.
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Termite and Wood Boring Insects
08-07-20, 05:57 AM
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11
Did Termites cause this?
Views:
887
Posted By
Pilot Dane
Sure looks like wood eating insect damage. If...
Sure looks like wood eating insect damage. If that wood is anywhere near your home I would seriously consider bringing in a professional for at least an inspection.
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
08-06-20, 07:46 AM
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1
Chinch bugs
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218
Posted By
Pilot Dane
Often oils are effective because they cover or...
Often oils are effective because they cover or block the breathing holes of insects. I don't think the ratio is critical but if there isn't enough oil then there won't be enough to do the job. The...
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Indoor and Outdoor Animal Control
08-03-20, 12:10 PM
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6
How to get rid of Moles???
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436
Posted By
tomf63
Just want to update this thread with my success...
Just want to update this thread with my success so far. I purchased some Caster Oil Mole Evict from Amazon and sprayed it on my lawn and gardens as directed. Three days later, the activity has...
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Indoor and Outdoor Animal Control
07-31-20, 10:15 PM
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13
Mice behind vinyl siding
Views:
584
Posted By
PJmax
You can say it..... they're built like crap. ...
You can say it..... they're built like crap.
You need to bend the catch part so that just breathing on the pad will trip them. :D
It's a mean world and it's them or us.
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Indoor and Outdoor Insect and Pest Control
07-16-20, 08:34 PM
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12
Silver Fish Problem
Views:
515
Posted By
PJmax
Very interesting product. It's not out of stock...
Very interesting product. It's not out of stock it's changed to a new name.... InTice 10 Perimeter Bait.
I'm going to try that as I have some crawling friends that need to be evicted.
InTice 10...
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