Pest Control
Slugs, woodlice and damp pests
The ones that follow the moisture indoors. 5 guides, most read first.
Woodlice in the house: causes, signs and fixes
Woodlice are harmless, but a steady trickle of them indoors is a reliable sign of damp somewhere nearby. Fix the moisture and the woodlice stop.
3 min read MitesMould mites unmasked: causes, solutions and prevention
Tiny pale specks moving across a damp windowsill or shelf are usually mould mites. They live on mould, so the cure is drying the room out.
3 min read SlugsMoisture seekers: how slugs find their way into UK homes
Slugs can get through gaps you would not think possible, and they climb. Here is how they get in, how they reach upstairs bathrooms, and how to find the route.
3 min read SlugsSlimy intruders: how to manage indoor slugs safely
How to deal with slugs indoors without putting pets or children at risk, and why salt, beer traps and pellets do not belong in the house.
3 min read SlugsSlugs in the home: causes and long-term fixes
Slugs that keep coming back are telling you something about damp, drainage or a gap at ground level. Fix that and they stop.
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