How can I keep lizards out of my home?

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napthalene balls/moth balls are toxic so becareful very using around pets & children info. if you look at a box of mothballs, it is clear that mothballs are pesticides. There is a lot of required information about how and when to use them, what to do if someone swallows them, and how to dispose of them properly. This information is required by law, because mothballs ARE pesticides.

An active ingredient in some mothballs is naphthalene. If swallowed, naphthalene can damage red blood cells, causing kidney damage and many other problems. It can affect how blood carries oxygen to the heart, brain, and other organs. It can also cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, seizures and coma. Breathing in the fumes over a period of time can cause poisoning, too. Children have been poisoned by wearing wool clothing stored with naphthalene mothballs, although this is rare.

The active ingredient in other mothballs is paradichlorobenzene. This is less toxic, but the mothballs and fumes can still be irritating or even poisonous.

Thank you so much. I don’t have kids but I do have two small dogs. Normally the get on my back screen door. When I open my back (wooden) door to my deck the will be on the inside screen part of the storm door. That’s the door I use to let my dogs go outside in the backyard. Maybe I should tape the mothballs around the gram of the door.

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