Raccoons are scavenger animals out lurking anywhere for food. You may have seen them near dumpsters or at campgrounds trying to get into whatever they can, or you may have had them rummaging through your own garbage. They definitely are not the neatest animals and can cause quite a large mess of your garbage and yard if you've ever had them. Raccoons can also get into your home if you aren't careful.
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There are a large number of common garden pests that can cause damage to your plants and yard if allowed to breed with impunity. Thankfully, most pests like slugs, termites, caterpillars, aphids, and others, react negatively to the same treatments, meaning that you can protect your plant growth from damage from a variety of different pests with a single treatment.
Apply Diatomaceous Earth
Diatomaceous earth is a kind of powder made up fossilized animal remains and can be found at most hardware and garden supply stores.
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Do cockroaches seem to be everywhere when you walk into your kitchen late at night and turn on the lights? The little critters are all over the counters, floors, and walls, and when the light goes on, they all run to the safety behind the refrigerator, stove, and kitchen cabinets. Although, they might seem like they are everywhere, they all eventually go back to specific areas to hide from day light and us.
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If you have noticed an increase in your home's spider population, you might wonder if there is anything you can do to get rid of and keep them out of your house. If so, try one or more of the following three natural ways to repel spiders.
Spray The Foundation Of Your Home With Tobacco Spray
One way to keep spiders from getting into your home is to spray the foundation with tobacco spray.
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Now that the holidays are over, it's time to start inspecting for bed bugs. This is particularly true if you had out-of-town guests staying in your home. Bed bugs love to travel. In fact, they'll hitch a ride in luggage, purses, and even backpacks. Unfortunately, once they're in your home, they can be difficult to get rid of – especially if you don't realize you have a problem until you're facing an infestation.
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