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| Silverfish in the bathroom |
Who does not know? As you look at the floor in the bathroom and sees a small silver fish scurry along. If you step on it by mistake on this, it leaves a trace silver color. The silver fish is indeed completely harmless and is usually found in almost every household, even though you usually do not want that these animals multiply uncontrollably and crawl all along. So what can you do to get a silverfish problem under control?
How does one get rid of silverfish?
Silver fish feel especially in areas of high humidity well. Baths, basement or kitchen are therefore the ideal home. Most of them can be found in the bathrooms. Although many people find the silverfish nauseous, so these animals are in fact quite useful. They eat the feces of dust mites, which often causes allergic reactions. Nevertheless, it can be a burden to their affair. So you should try to combat the causes, if you want to get rid of silverfish. As mentioned earlier, love the creepy crawlies damp rooms. Therefore, it is a very good way the rooms in question several times a day to air for sufficient time. A big mistake is that many people dry their laundry in enclosed areas. There the silverfish naturally feel particularly well and reproduce faster. Another measure is to close our retreats of the animals. Joints can be filled with grout and deep holes in the wall can be sealed with expanding foam.
Sticky traps set up.
Furthermore, even the placement of sticky traps is proven. This must only be placed in the vicinity of the silver fish hiding and even the animals are attracted by the scent. In addition, commercially available pesticides and insects. But this should only be applied with caution and be targeted, for example, if one knows the hiding of the animals.
If you want to know if any silverfish have been crawling around your dishes or cutlery at night while you sleep, set up a silverfish trap.
Please refer yourself to our main page to get your hands on a complete guide on silverfish insects and how to get rid of silverfish permanently
