Despite what all of society’s coolest entomologists say, bugs are nobody’s friend. And, as the leaves change color and temperatures begin to drop, you’ll need to take effective fall pest control measures to keep these creatures from encroaching into your
Do you feel like spiders are taking over your house? Every time you turn a corner there’s a new cobweb? Miss Muffet’s Revenge is the perfect way to get rid of these creepy arachnids. Here are some helpful descriptions in identifying
Spiders…ugh! They're creepy, they're crawly and they may be inside your home. Common house spiders hide indoors; outdoor spiders live in the garden but will happily hitch a ride inside. There are approximately 4,000 species of spiders in the U.S. Show
The chill is settling in outdoors, and you’re putting your furnace and fireplace to work, keeping your family cozy. But as you’re preparing for Thanksgiving, spiders are looking for ways to sneak into your home. Miss Muffet’s Revenge eliminates those creepy
Bill H. had been trying to beat spiders outside his home for five years. He tried everything he could to beat the spiders that covered everything in sticky cobwebs, only to have more cobwebs to clean up. Then Bill tried Miss
Cool-weather will be coming before you know it. Along with hot apple cider, fall mums, and jack o’lanterns, fall also means unwelcome 8-legged “guests”. Miss Muffet’s Revenge keeps spiders away with just one spray. Read on to learn how spiders get
Miss Muffet’s Revenge keeps spiders away with just one spray. No more chasing spiders around with an aerosol can, spraying a messy, smelly spray repeatedly. With easy-to-use Miss Muffet’s Revenge, say goodbye to spiders from your home for 12 months. But
Spiders: they can be creepy, but they can also be fascinating. There are many exciting spider facts for one to find if they are interested. Sometimes these 8-legged wonders perform feats that make them seem like they must be from another
Spiders are cold-blooded creatures, so where do they wriggle off to when the snow flies? Read on to find out and to see whether this year’s harsh winter weather means you’ll be seeing fewer arachnids in your neighborhood. The Short Answer: