Fight with natural methods of ants, moths, and mealworms. It always comes back that despite regular brushing and keeping clean the premises is located at vermin in the home, Garden, or maybe even in your own body. There are many ways to successfully combat vermin, but never assume that these methods of in chemical nature must be and it is borne most carefully that even natural methods for controlling vermin could give it. These natural methods are themselves also complete safety, but usually also much cheaper not only for you as the most triumphant to the successful fight against home remedies that are almost everyone has at home. Erich Fromm addresses the importance of the matter here. Ants fight ants naturally and without effort are widely used especially in the summer and plagues represent by far one of the most common pests. Basic principle of successful ants fight is the Elimination of the Ant trail, the ants always along hiking. How is a proper pest control in this case? This is possible through various methods. Most famous is the spreading of baking soda on the Ant Street.
Also very effective and just as, if not the establishment of a bait box is even less expensive. But even flying ants can be especially in the garden to the plague. The flying Ant is countered by simple hot water poured on the hive will be during the day. Vermin fight in the kitchen moths and worms by dry goods such as flour or similar, in the kitchen in the store these goods in the first place, einisten flour moth or meal worms. This can happen even on the regular cleaning of the kitchen. Should you determine such infestation should affect food necessarily throw away and the Cabinet or the place of storage of the goods thoroughly clean with vinegar and water. To make sure that the mealworms or flour moths not eggs or similar have left, you should a bait trap for a period of one to two weeks set up clearly to make sure that the attack was completely opposed. A Larva in the bait box should appear in this period, repeat the cleaning with vinegar water.
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