Pests going bump in the night?

“Not all pest repellers are created equal... the market has been flooded with cheap, poorly-designed repellers that make big claims but may be putting your home at safety risk.

Up until the early 2000s, the insulation used to protect your car's wiring was petroleum-based. This layer is under the colorful plastic exterior that keeps your wires safe from environmental exposure, which helps maintain the longevity of the wires, and keeps them from making contact with each other. As a derivative of oil, petroleum-based coating was not environmentally friendly nor cost effective. Car manufacturers then discovered that they could use a soy-based coating instead. This decision saved them money during the manufacturing process, and it provided a way to help the environment. However, this new way of doing things had...

The Pest Repeller Ultimate AT may not actually keep ghosts away, but it will deter indoor pests such as mice, roaches, centipedes, scorpions, and more.

“With this quick video guide and the user friendly manual in your box, you will be ready to fire your first blast in minutes!”

Did you know that damage caused by woodpeckers may not be covered by your homeowners insurance?! Woodpeckers, left unchecked, can cause serious damage, making holes in the siding which creates an expressway for termites, carpenter bees, rats, and many other pests to enter your home. Knowing why woodpeckers knock, how to successfully repel them, and how to seal up the existing damage is key to keeping your house in tip-top shape for years to come. Why do woodpeckers knock on houses? They usually do this for one of four reasons: Territory – Woodpeckers declare their territory through loud knocks, which...