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Sterifab: Expanded label
Now in its sixth decade, Sterifab remains unique among products registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This ready-to-use insecticide/disinfectant, available in pints, gallons and...
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Top 20 ‘buggiest’ cities in the U.S.
Photo: Nadanka/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images Thumbtack, a home care app, revealed the buggiest cities in the U.S. based on data from millions of home projects from across 50 states....
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Cooler weather brings out spiders
Kevin Laycock As the weather cools, customers may see spider activity in and around their homes. Lots of rain can cause insects to thrive, which become spider food. Spider activity is more obvious in...
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Forbes Home ranks pests by state
Recent research from Forbes Home shows the most common pests in the U.S. Since the U.S. encompasses a wide range of climates and environments, some pests are more common in some areas than others....
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Zodiac signs as spiders
PHOTO: ISTOCK .COM/GREBESHKOVMAXIM With Halloween around the corner, check out which spider represents each zodiac sign in this list created by StyleCaster. Aries: Brazilian Wandering Spider...
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Tips to prevent spiders in the fall
Photo: iStock.com/Schiz-Art American Pest Control and National Pest Management Association (NPMA) are helping pest management professionals (PMPs) educate homeowners on spider species and the threats...
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Fake cobwebs for Halloween threaten wildlife
Photo: EvgeniiAnd/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images With Halloween approaching, wildlife experts are warning people not to use fake cobwebs for outside decorations since it’s a hazard for birds,...
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New study finds Joro spiders spreading quickly in eastern U.S.
David Coyle found a Joro spider in his backyard. PHOTO: DAVID COYLE A new, peer-reviewed study at Clemson University finds that Joro spiders (Trichonephila clavata) are here to stay. About three years...
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Fill out my online form. Editor’s Questions for this month’s test were contributed by Greg Baumann; Michael Broder; Foster Brusca; Doug Foster; Mark Sheperdigian, BCE; and Desiree Straubinger, BCE....
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Survey finds Americans are worried pests will ruin holiday plans
Photo: Willowpix/iStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images A recent survey found that Americans are worried that their holiday plans will attract pests to their homes. According to an article from...
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