We've all seen plenty of videos of at home remedies that completely stop bugs. But do they all work? No, they don't. So, here are some common ones that don't work. Myth 1: Vinegar spray kills ants Reality: It only erases their scent trails for a little while. The colony is still alive and well. Once the smell fades, the ants come right back. Myth 2: Essential oils (peppermint, lavender, tea tree, etc.) keep bugs away forever Reality: The smell fades fast. They might annoy a

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Green stink bugs refer to several species in the Pentatomidae family, most notably Chinavia hilaris (the green stink bug) in North America and Palomena prasina (the green shield bug) in Europe. These insects are characterized by their bright green, shield-shaped bodies, typically 12–18 mm long. Adults often show narrow yellow, orange, or reddish margins along the pronotum and abdomen. Their coloration offers effective camouflage on foliage throughout the growing season...

Hey Las Vegas! While we don't provide service for mosquitos, we thought we could give you some tips. If you’re getting eaten alive lately, it's not just you! The Aedes aegypti (yellow fever mosquito) has exploded across the valley. These aggressive biters love our backyards, patios, and any tiny bit of standing water. The #1 thing we can all do right now: Dump the water! Mosquitoes only need a bottle cap of stagnant water to breed. Walk your yard and check: Plant saucers & p

Have you ever dealt with scorpions around your home? If so, you're definitely not alone. Scorpions have become a fairly common issue across many parts of the southern and southwestern United States. In areas like southern Nevada, they often show up in yards and sometimes make their way indoors. Here’s some helpful background on these creatures, followed by details on the types you’re most likely to see and what can be done about them. First off, scorpions belong to the arachn

Imagine flipping on the kitchen light late at night only to watch a large, fast-moving reddish-brown insect dart under the fridge, its long antennae sweeping the air like radar. That unwelcome guest is likely the American cockroach, one of the biggest and most persistent household pests found throughout the Las Vegas Valley. Adults typically measure between one and a half to two inches long, making them noticeably larger than many other roach species. They have a shiny, redd