Good luck if you live in the Northeast.....stink bug invasion! Don't know any way to get rid of them except to catch them in the hose of your vacuum cleaner. Don't know of ANY preventive measures.
I hate these things so much! They like to come in this time of year (September) and when they are on the screen I spray them with hairspray. It messes up the screen though, but I just hate them! They serve NO purpose and they ruin apples at orchards.
We live in the Atlanta GA area and get them occasionally inside our screened porch...they are harmless to humans so I just catch them in a plastic container and let them fly away ..no need to stomp or smash them....not a big deal....
1, If the quantity is not large, the physical defense method can be adopted.
Exposure to the sun - expose clothes, beds, cabinets, etc. to the sun, causing bed bugs to be killed by high temperature sun exposure or climbing out.
2, If the bedbug has formed a population and the number is large, it is recommended to use chemical methods.
Commonly used insecticides are effective, such as deltamethrin, cypermethrin, and chlorpyrifos.
At present, the drug registered in the Ministry of Agriculture is 2.5% deltamethrin (Kaisuling wettable powder), which can be diluted 50-80 times with water, sprayed on the bed board, wardrobe, etc.
I would like to know how to get rid those pesty little sink/drain flies. I've tried baking soda and vinegar, drain cleaners and put plastic over the drains.
Stink Bugs. Good luck! The best thing would be to make sure you are air-tight, then wait them out. Their season is short.
Good luck if you live in the Northeast.....stink bug invasion! Don't know any way to get rid of them except to catch them in the hose of your vacuum cleaner. Don't know of ANY preventive measures.
Crush em or flush em!!!
I hate these things so much! They like to come in this time of year (September) and when they are on the screen I spray them with hairspray. It messes up the screen though, but I just hate them! They serve NO purpose and they ruin apples at orchards.
Those are stink bugs! Here is a good article --->> https://www.doyourownpestcontrol.com/stink-bugs-control.htm
Thanks for the help. Ugh, they must be bad because I am in Alabama and it hasn’t been below 75 at any time.
Stink bugs! We use this all-natural DIY spray along side of the swiffer to help keep our pests to a minimum. Hope this helps. Hugs, Holly
https://pinkfortitude.com/swiffer/
That looks like a stink bug. I get them in my attic sometimes. Don't squish him tho, hence the name stink bug. Awful odor.
We live in the Atlanta GA area and get them occasionally inside our screened porch...they are harmless to humans so I just catch them in a plastic container and let them fly away ..no need to stomp or smash them....not a big deal....
1, If the quantity is not large, the physical defense method can be adopted.
Exposure to the sun - expose clothes, beds, cabinets, etc. to the sun, causing bed bugs to be killed by high temperature sun exposure or climbing out.
2, If the bedbug has formed a population and the number is large, it is recommended to use chemical methods.
Commonly used insecticides are effective, such as deltamethrin, cypermethrin, and chlorpyrifos.
At present, the drug registered in the Ministry of Agriculture is 2.5% deltamethrin (Kaisuling wettable powder), which can be diluted 50-80 times with water, sprayed on the bed board, wardrobe, etc.
I know... We have these nasty things too!
Here's a post that might help - https://chascrazycreations.com/keep-pests-out-of-your-garden/
Here's a post that might help - https://chascrazycreations.com/keep-pests-out-of-your-garden/