You can get food grade DE (diatameceous earth) at farm supply stores. Sprinkle that in the carpet and let sit for a couple hours, vacuum it up and discard the vacuums contents outside. You will need to do this every couple days for several weeks as it will kill the fleas but not the eggs
Having worked in a grooming salon a while back I learned that the only way to truly eradicate your flea problem is Vacuum, Vacuum, Vacuum....you have to keep vacuuming them as they go through their life cycle. Vacuum often and regularly. Re-apply whatever treatment you're using often so that you can eventually stop the cycle. Good luck my friend!
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check with a local vetrnarian
Salt everything and try to dry them out using that.
Remember that flea eggs vacuumed up, will hatch in the vacuum bag and come back out. So throw away your vacuum bag right after vacuuming it.
Thank-you. That seems like an easy solution.
You can get food grade DE (diatameceous earth) at farm supply stores. Sprinkle that in the carpet and let sit for a couple hours, vacuum it up and discard the vacuums contents outside. You will need to do this every couple days for several weeks as it will kill the fleas but not the eggs
Thanks. I will ask Coastal to see if they have any.
Having worked in a grooming salon a while back I learned that the only way to truly eradicate your flea problem is Vacuum, Vacuum, Vacuum....you have to keep vacuuming them as they go through their life cycle. Vacuum often and regularly. Re-apply whatever treatment you're using often so that you can eventually stop the cycle. Good luck my friend!
Thank-you so much.
You are so welcome!