Summer is, for many, the perfect time. But not only for us, also for insects, rodents, birds… who find the perfect time to go out and reproduce in these months. With the heat, humidity and good temperatures, farms and homes become ideal spaces for the proliferation of pests of all kinds: rodents, cockroaches, wasps, flies, ants, and pigeons both indoors and outdoors.
Undoubtedly, the appearance of a pest in a community is a serious hygiene and health issue that must be tackled radically, because these insects or animals can easily enter homes, but… how can we avoid or control a pest? See details here; ecosan.co.nz.
1) Above all, hygiene and maintenance
Above all, hygiene and maintenance a dirty and neglected area is always a possible source of infestation. It is important to maintain proper hygiene in all indoor, garden and outdoor common areas, proper treatment and management of waste, removing rubbish from containers daily. In the house, keep the tables and kitchen furniture clean and do not leave food residues.
2) No to stagnant water
No to stagnant water,if there are drains, it is necessary to review and make the necessary drainage corrections so that the water flows correctly. Also, never leave stagnant water in pots, containers, mop buckets, puddles from the automatic irrigation system as they are a focus for the proliferation of insects. Also frequently change the water of our pets.
3) Cover cracks
Cover cracks It is important to fix possible cracks in sinks, sinks, drains, etc. to prevent insects or rodents from sneaking in and nests of infection from forming. We must also avoid excess humidity under sinks, water heaters, bathrooms.
4) If the problem is already there
If the problem is already there… However, if it is already too late to avoid a pest, the only solution is to contact a reliable disinfection and pest control company that fumigates and applies pesticides correctly and effectively, ensuring that protects all people and pets and does not cause any harm to health. For this, it is necessary that you have the relevant health license.
