Or, just pitch it! Fruit Flies If fruit flies and their eggs have invaded your kitchen, use this trick to get rid of them: ...

The National Pest Management Association calls rodents and cockroaches “unwelcome visitors” and has ideas on how to keep them ...

As temperatures drop in West Texas, critters like rodents and snakes seek shelter indoors. This is a reminder to check your ...

Baseboards — the trim that's installed where floors meet walls — generally go unnoticed, but when they start to show certain ...

Ghost ants can be a major pest if allowed to enter your home. Follow these steps to keep them out, or, if they're already ...

When it comes to pest nests, you don't want to mess around with misidentification. Some are harmless to people, but others ...

You’re probably already aware that, as the seasons change, you’re more likely to see some un-invited house guests, with insects finding their way inside to escape the cold.

While some pests — think termites and bedbugs — require a professional exterminator, you can tackle many others on your own. Here are DIY solutions for common household creepy-crawlies. Ants: ...

Asian lady beetles move indoors during fall, winter Know how to keep them out of your home. What to know in Mississippi to avoid the biting, stinking bugs ...

When the weather cools down, you’re not the only one looking for a cozy place to spend the winter. Mice are on the move, and they just may decide to take up residence inside your nice, warm, dry home.

Why waste money on pest control when your kitchen already has the solution? These everyday home items can help you eliminate termites naturally — no chemicals, no extra cost!