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How to Control Rodents in Your Home?

  • Perla Irish
  • February 12, 2021
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  1. Confirm That You Have a Rodent Problem
  2. Take Fast Action
  3. Driving Out Rodents is Not Easy
  4. Use Mousetraps

The worst nightmare for homeowners is to play host to rodents that love human residences the most for nesting, breeding, and spending happy times. While rodents might feel our homes as safe havens, you should not waste time but act fast as soon as you detect rodent infestation by calling rodent control Worcester MA.

The apparently cute and fuzzy faces might be quite deceptive and weaken your resolve to get rid of the dangerous creatures which know all kinds of tricks to fool people.

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How to Control Rodents in Your Home

Dealing with rodents can be difficult because the creatures are resourceful, clever, and deceitful, which only professional pest control services can help tackle effectively.

Pest control services offer various treatments to control many types of pests, including bed bugs, which are among the most dangerous creatures at home.  Pest control companies can serve as bed bug Florida exterminators too.

Confirm That You Have a Rodent Problem

The deceptive nature of rodents is the biggest barrier in identifying the problems early. Typically, you will not realize that you have a rodent infestation problem unless you see some signs of it.  If you see a mouse scurrying across your floor, it is enough sign about the imminent danger.

Rodents multiply very fast and build nests at the most obscure places that remain out of our sight. Again, viewing the creatures happens once a while because it usually stays away from areas where you move around.

Most rodent movements at homes occur during the quiet times during the day or night when there is no human moving around.

Therefore, looking for signs like rodent feces or gnaws, furniture and wiring is the best way to confirm that you have a rodent problem. Since it is hard to know deep, the problem has set in. You must act fast.

Take Fast Action

Soon on seeing rodent droppings, you have your task cut out. First, clean the places where you find the droppings by wiping them away. However, the droppings might be carrying germs and infections, and you must take proper precautions during cleaning.

Ideally, use hand gloves and wear a mask when cleaning rodent droppings and look for contaminated food in the vicinity, which you should throw away. Self-protection should be on the top of your mind when dealing with a rodent infestation.

Secondly, call for pest control companies that take sufficient safety measures to eliminate rodents when carrying out their rodent control services.

Although it is not challenging to rid your house of rodents, it involves hard work and money. Besides calling pest control services, there are several things that you must do regularly to increase the effectiveness of rodent treatment by pest control companies.

Let us first focus on your role to mouse-proof your home.


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Driving Out Rodents is Not Easy

Would you like to quit your home unless compelled due to some problems you could not find any solution to? The same applies to rodents that treat your home as a safe haven and consider it their own homes as they have a steady supply of food and live in a safe environment.

Rodents refuse to quit your home unless driven out. Rodents choose our homes as their safest refuge and would make every attempt to enter it through the holes and cracks at the ground level, including the foundation.

It is highly challenging to identify the entry points. Even if you seal the larger ones that are easily visible, many cracks and joints remain invisible to human eyes but much accessible to rodents.

Start inspecting your home from the outside to find possible places that rodents can use to enter your home. Start from the foundation and go up to the stairs and the remote corners and closely look for any suspected entry points that appear innocuous but inviting for rodents.

Use steel wool, wire mesh, and caulking to plug the gaps you identify so that rodents cannot gnaw or chew them. Do not use plastic, wood, or other soft materials that are easy for rodents to gnaw or chew.

Do not take chances with any suspected opening that you think can become a rat hole and fill it tightly.

Use Mousetraps

By plugging the entry points, you have fired the first salvo in your war against the rodents. You are now sure that mice and rats cannot enter your home, and it is time to scale up the offensive.

While your first action was a defensive measure, now you must take the war to the enemy camp free your home from rodents.

Mousetraps are the best weapons in the fight against rodents, and using a spring-loaded or sticky mousetrap can be highly effective in catching the creatures and throw them out from your home.

Knowing how to position the traps correctly and luring rodents with the most attractive baits will ensure that you have played your part well to drive rodents away.

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