How to get rid of 7 types of pests that invade your home

With the advent of unwanted "pests" in the house, life becomes unbearable. They destroy furniture and clothes, spoil food, and scare children and animals. Each type of pest requires individual methods of elimination.

We want you to sleep well. Here you will find simple and effective ways that will not allow you to be caught off guard.

7 PHOTOS

1. Mice.

Mice are much larger than insects and cannot fit through tiny gaps into an apartment. So if you find a mouse under your bed, you need to figure out how it got in first and close that hole. You can also set up traps to catch those mice that have already moved in with you. But be careful, these devices can be dangerous if there are animals or small children in the house.

2. Ants.

Ants are the most common pests in the home. They crawl towards us to feast on our food. The first thing you should do to forget about them is to secure or throw out any containers of sweets and start throwing out the trash more often. If they have nothing to eat, they won't stay in your kitchen for long. Ants also hate baby powder. Spray it along the walls and it should stop them.

3. Flies.

If you start to feel that flies are becoming part of your family, then you should buy a mosquito net.

4. Spiders.

As you know, spiders play a very important role in agriculture and the planet's ecosystem. So if possible, don't kill them, but instead, try to get them to leave your house. The easiest and most effective way is to constantly vacuum their webs.

5. Beetles.

Beetles that people usually find in the kitchen. Like ants, they crawl in search of easily accessible food. Step by step, you must carefully clean your kitchen. Remove everything from the shelves and wipe them down with a 50-50 solution of water and white vinegar.

6. Moth.

For the best effect, take lavender, bay leaf, cloves, rosemary, and thyme and put this mixture on one of the shelves.

7. Cockroaches.

Dirty dishes in the sink, crumbs on the floor, leftover food, and empty jars or containers are the most attractive things for cockroaches in your home. For years, people have used lemon juice to control these insects. Use it in areas where these pests are most likely to crawl - it should scare them away.