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We all know: if you neglect your kitchen's cleanliness, you're bound to get "guests." But how unpleasant and frustrating it is when a tiny pest suddenly appears in a sparklingly clean room and settles in for the long haul. Why do bugs attack our cozy homes? How can we combat this scourge?

Small midges are common in houseplants and greenhouses. It's important to know whether they pose a danger to the crops and humans. Let's explore this issue and identify methods to get rid of them.

Only those who own a dog know the value of friendship and loyalty. It's true that a faithful dog is the only living creature capable of loving its owner more than itself. Bringing a dog into the home comes with the responsibility for the life and health of its four-legged friend. Every spring, dog owners try to protect their pets from tick bites. The main problem isn't the bite itself (which, of course, is also unpleasant), but the dangerous disease carried by ticks. Timely prevention will help avoid unpleasant experiences and save you from the significant costs of treatment, which, unfortunately, is not always successful.

With the arrival of warmer weather, the air fills not only with the scent of flowers and a wonderful mood, but also with the annoying squeak of tiny bloodsuckers—mosquitoes. In search of food, these nasty insects attack adults and children, as well as animals. It's worth noting that mosquitoes are most easily bitten by children's thin skin. It's important to remember that not all protective equipment and methods for relieving unpleasant consequences of a bite are suitable for children. The younger the child, the more caution and attention they require.

Many residents of private homes, the first and last floors of multi-story buildings, and garage and warehouse owners face the presence of rodents indoors. Mice and rats are dangerous neighbors, carrying a variety of dangerous diseases. Getting rid of these pests is not easy. Previously used methods have become less effective over time: mousetraps, poisons, baits, and even cats no longer do the job. Sooner or later, the rodents return. One of the most effective means of controlling these animals today is an ultrasonic repeller.