Bed bugs are no fun. Hydrogen peroxide is a popular way to get rid of them, but it might cause more unintended harm than good when it comes to bed bugs.

Summer is the ideal time to enjoy the great outdoors, going for strolls or tinkering in the garden. But nothing can ruin a ...

Nobody wants to have a bed bug infestation. If you have this problem, you may consider getting rid of this pest in the freezer; however, you shouldn't do this.

To head off cases of pests doing more serious harm, here are 10 buggy action options: Do your homework to pick naturally ...

Experts also recommend killing spotted lanternflies by spraying them with a mixture of water and dish soap, vinegar, or rubbing alcohol; this will work on both adults and nymphs. Unfortunately, these ...

Key Points. Bleach can kill bed bugs on contact, but it's not enough to handle an infestation. You can spray visible bugs with a 50/50 bleach and water mix, but it won’t reach hidden ones.

As Jeff White, chief product officer of SenSci, a company that makes pest control products, said, “It’s easier to treat 500 bugs in one room, than 50 bugs in several rooms.” Clean and kill ...

Man will go to such great lengths to kill weeds, and it always astounds me. Every spring and summer I see so many people in our neighborhood suiting up with tanks of chemical pesticides on their ...

To kill a bug or not to kill a bug Dear Heloise: A while ago, you advocated for killing bugs with insect spray. These creatures have their place in the cycle of life and provide food for a number ...

A quick review on the "clubs" in your bug-killing "bag" and when to use them: The bare foot: Individual ants or microscopic insects only. (Or stinging and squishy insects will have the last laugh.) ...