Homes could always be prone to fleas, especially those with pets at home. But in case your house does not invite any animals indoors, still, you could possibly get infested with fleas and you’ll never know when they go barging into your house and suddenly infest you humble abode.  There have been several instances where customers have complained about a constant coming and going of fleas, even though they don’t even have pets! Once they thought the fleas have all perished after some pesticide treatment, but after just a few months they’re back infesting the house once more.  What could have gone wrong this time and where do these pests sprout from if there are no mammals to bring them inside? KEEP READING

There is a reason why fleas are real troublesome pests despite their size. Because they cannot be seen easily and are real quick to hop and hide around, they can easily bite, multiply, and infest inside your home. Eventually, you’ll feel truly uncomfortable inside your own space.

A dog owner did once complain about the fleas that kept on attacking and infesting his place. He says he cleaned the house basement to the point that he already kept all of his dogs outside his house and did not allow them to linger inside.  But then, whenever visitors came to visit the basement, fleas would cling on them and the house will once more be full of fleas.  He thinks maybe using a growth regulator would do him good to get rid of those fleas. But then, is it a solution?

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Fleas have always become a problem in homes and apartments, especially when it is a place where animals love to linger. Not only are we talking about having your pet cats and dogs indoors, but it also includes other animals that roam about your neighborhoods such as raccoons,  rats and other rodents.  Basically, furry animals are prone to be infested with fleas and, sooner or later, they may infest your very homes, causing you to have bites all over.

Take this account for example:

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Q      : HELP! I need help getting rid of fleas. IS the archer IGR the product that I need? WIll it get rid of the ones that are alive plus the ones in the other stages?

A       : The Archer IGR solely prohibits the fleas from reaching a stage of reproduction. It will not have a killing effect. Therefore it is best recommended to be used along with a concentrated liquid insecticide such as Demize EC which will kill the fleas in all of its stages.

Demize EC – 1 Pint (Flea Spray, Flea Control)

Archer IGR – 1 Pint

Flea Control Kit for Cats and Dogs

Q: Are Fleas invisable to the naked eye? Can they be cleared off your body?

A: Fleas are visible to the naked eye, but you would probably have to peer in very closely and maybe even use a magnifying glass to see them clearly. Most people tend to not see them because fleas hop around so much. Unfortunately, they cannot be cleared directly off your body, but we do have a wide variety of products available to kill fleas :Flea Control Products