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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Nasty Night Time Creatures
Dust mites can be a great concern, particularly for people who suffer from asthma and/or allergies. These little critters thrive and live on and inside conventional mattresses, bedding, drapes and carpet. It is estimated that a typical mattress may have as many as 10,000 to 10 million mites inside it. Conventional pillows, which most people rest their heads on every night are havens for dust mites.
Your bedroom is most likely infested with dust mites. These nasty creatures survive off of your dead skin and are easily sucked into your respiratory system while you sleep. Frequent and thorough cleaning is helpful, but getting rid of their nesting areas is even better.
If at all possible, remove conventional carpeting, stripping your floors down to basic tile or hardwood. Remove and replace your bedding with natural and organic products such as organic wool and natural latex mattresses. Organically managed wool and natural latex, (made from the sap of the rubber tree), are mold, mildew and dust mite resistant. Replace your old pillow with either a wool or natural latex pillow. Get rid of those old curtains and use wood shutters or wool drapes. Basically, give those insects their eviction notice and watch your cold symptoms and seasonal allergies drop dramatically!
Breathe easier and sleep sounder without worrying about invading predators contaminating your space by keeping your bedroom clean, natural and organic. Find a trusted manufacturer of organic mattresses and bedding like CozyPure® that has a long running history of quality and customer satisfaction. In the long run, organic and healthy furnishings will more than pay for themselves in health and the money you will save from cold and sinus medications. Sleep well, sleep safe and don't let the bugs bite!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Tips On Maximizing The Effectivity Of Mouse Traps
In the United States alone, the estimated damage that mice can incur annually is 1 Billion. This figure is not actually the total economic loss due to the amount of their consumption. But largely due to the things that must be put to garbage after the damage and contamination that they have done. Clothing, books, foods and the likes are contaminated by their droppings and urines and also be partially due to gnawing. Gnawing may cause electrical short circuiting as well impairment of some household items.
These are reasons enough why there is a great need to exterminate the specie. To further prove the point, mice are also known to cause some diseases such as leptospirosis, rat fever, salmonelossis and others.
Mice are nocturnal in nature, this is why they are seldom seen roaming the household. The only obvious signs that they are present are their droppings and occasional sounds that they make. Another indication is damage to food, stored materials and other household items. The specie is known for their curiosity. With this they seem to have created a habit of inspecting everything in their territory specially the new items.
Their habit of searching food is limited only for shorter distances, around 10 feet or so. If the supply of food is enough in a specific place, they normally don't explore beyond their territories. This is why mouse traps are often effective in eliminating the number of mouse population in certain areas.
There are several types of mouse traps. But whichever version you may choose, it is best to maximize the benefit of each.
Mouse trap placement is essential. It would be better to observe first the activities and signs of presence of the house pests before doing appropriate actions. The most ideal position of the mouse trap is to place them perpendicular to walls, to snug places, along tubes, tunnels and walls.
Some of the best baits for mice are the chocolate and water for live catch but the staples are cheese and peanut butter. It is also best to make use of cotton and other nesting materials.
It is advisable to use as many mice traps as possible to increase rate of catch.
In some cases, mouse traps don't work efficiently. This is mainly because the culprits for the loss of the bait are not mice at all. They may often be other pests like roaches, ants and crickets. To ensure better effectivity of catching mice, assure yourself that is mice you are catching. You may seek help by using non-repellant materials to expose anything that may point you to the real culprit.
Additionally, be sure that you are using the proper mouse trap. Rattraps don't effectively capture mice and mouse traps will only cause irritation to rats. if you have a mixed population in your household, you may choose to use T-Rex. This will capture rats a well as mice.
Check on your baits. The ultimate and most effective mouse trap bait is the one which effectively lures mice and does not easily detach from the mouse trap. You may try different settings and find which best works for your situation.
To further yield better results, expert rodent exterminators often advise the use of more mouse traps containing smaller baits rather than larger amounts of baits for fewer mouse traps.
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