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During the warmer months, everyone wants to do everything outdoors—relax, read, and have tea. But how can you enjoy the weather when, as soon as you open a window, swarms of ubiquitous flies fly in, forcing the homeowners to spend their time swatting. Some homeowners recommend the popular Agita product, claiming it has effectively gotten rid of these pesky pests. Perhaps it's worth taking a closer look.

Pediculosis (lice) is a fairly common disease. It's easy to catch in crowded places. Children often suffer from lice, bringing the parasites home from kindergartens, schools, and summer camps. One inexpensive and effective treatment for pediculosis is hellebore water.

"My home is my castle," the English say. But what should you do if your home is infested with harmful, nasty, and dangerous dust mites, which can cause severe allergies? First and foremost, stay calm. And the next steps will be guided by the experience of those homeowners who not only detected these arachnid arthropods in time but also managed to protect themselves from their "neighborhood."

When we buy a garden plot, we usually expect a small but pleasant addition to our diet in the form of fresh vegetables from the garden and fruit from the trees. And we certainly don't plan on sharing the harvest with just anyone. However, most gardeners have to deal with some brazen invaders who encroach on the fruits of their labor. Of course, you've already figured out that we're talking about mice. Where do these parasites come from, and how do you get rid of them from your garden?

We usually associate the word "bedbug" with domestic pests. However, there are other members of the bug family living in the wild. For example, the giant water bug (Belostoma).