Nothing is quite as intrusive as a home infestation by rodents or
insects. You don’t feel comfortable in your own home, and you and your family
are being exposed to all kinds of bacteria and infection.
If the problem has gotten to the point where you can no longer control
it, it might be time to call a local exterminator in Columbus.
Of all infestations, the following three are the most dangerous to your
health and quality of life.
1. Bedbug Infestation
Perhaps the most insidious of all household pets, the bedbug
lives in floorboards and small cracks in the walls. This makes them difficult
to eradicate.
Bedbugs inhabit mattresses and draw blood while you’re
sleeping. They cause disease and are considered a public health problem by both
the Environmental Protection Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention.
If you have bedbugs, it’s best to call an exterminator. They
can be difficult to identify and completely eliminate.
2. Cockroaches
Cockroaches don’t feed on blood, but they’re equally
dangerous to health. Dirty and often carrying bacterial infections, cockroaches
should be eliminated immediately.
Cockroaches can strike at any time of year, but are most
likely to invade the home in the winter because they prefer warm environments.
Like bedbugs, they live in cavities in the wall and floor. They are
particularly likely to live near the kitchen, as even the smallest crumbs of
food attract them.
Cockroaches are easy to spot, so as soon as you see one,
call an exterminator.
3. Mice and Rats
Of all household pests, people are particularly afraid of
mice and rats. As rodents, these pests are more capable of spreading disease
and destroying your property.
Mice are more likely to invade your home, living in pantries
and garages where they can nibble on cereal and even cardboard boxes. You can
spot mouse infestation by feces, urine, and bite marks on soft woods.
Rats, meanwhile, typically live outside. However, by chewing
through wires and telephone cables, rats are a possible fire hazard.
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