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If you didn’t happen to catch the New York Times article this weekend about pest control here it is:
New York Times: The Pest Parade and How To Stop It
Pavement ants invade homes searching for food, water, and shelter, entering through tiny cracks in foundations, sidewalks, and driveways. They're most active in spring and summer. Getting rid of them requires locating the nest, eliminating food sources, sealing entry...
Killing visible ants does almost nothing to solve an ant infestation. Ants operate as a colony organism, with a queen reproducing thousands of workers underground. Surface sprays eliminate foragers but leave the colony intact. Effective control requires targeting the...
Mice enter homes in fall by squeezing through gaps as small as a dime. To keep them out, seal exterior cracks with steel wool and caulk, store food in airtight containers, and eliminate clutter that provides nesting material. Early signs of infestation include...
