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What stops spiders coming into the house?
10 ways to spider-proof your house
- 1) Lemon Peels. Spiders hate the smell of citrus fruits such as lemons, limes and oranges.
- 2) Peppermint Oil. This makes a surprisingly great, natural bug repellent.
- 3) Keep your house clutter-free.
- 4) Conkers.
- 5) Get a pet.
- 6) Close windows at night.
- 7) White vinegar.
- 8) Limit lights.
How do I know if I have a spider infestation?
Look for webs in the bushes. If you have hedges and bushes around your home, one of the first signs you could be looking at a spider infestation is a preponderance of webs in the bushes. They will hide their webs in crawl spaces, basements and attics. They will look for corners either up high or down low.
Why do I have so many moths in my house?
What causes moths in the house? “Clothes moths can enter homes by hiding out in clothing, furniture or home goods purchased from thrift stores, garage sales or consignment shops; and pantry moths can enter via eggs laid in foods like flour, cereal, beans and dried fruit,” added Tucker.
Why should I seal my house to keep scorpions out?
The point of sealing is to prevent entry points so be sure your home is sealed from roof to foundation. The favorite habitat for scorpions is inside the concrete block property walls that surround many of the homes in Phoenix.
What kind of door seal should I use to keep out bugs?
These seals should also be used on double doors that lack a central vertical support. Self-closing, spring-loaded hinges on exterior doors are also a way to keep out bugs and scorpions.
What are the benefits of sealing Your House?
Perhaps the most overlooked advantage of sealing your house is the deterrent it can be to burglars. Gaps in your doors or windows can provide an opening for a malcontent to use to gain entry. A broken screen or damage to your fence can be an open invitation to someone with a bad idea.