Sometimes I am Just gettting to nod off to sleep in my chair and I feel something crawling on me. I hate bugs, especially crawling on me!
For the past few months starting at the middle of the heat outside, I've noticed these critters around the tub and sinks. Then they invade my sanctuary, my chair.
They are harmless but do unnerve me when I feel them on me. Anyone else seeing these creatures?
I set up a waterr trap and fill it daily with a few spoons of water and a drop of dishsoap.
Here is one week's catch.
There are more in the trap.
Since I have set out the trap behind my cchair, I haven't had any crawling on me.
BTW, I vaccum every week.
For the past few months starting at the middle of the heat outside, I've noticed these critters around the tub and sinks. Then they invade my sanctuary, my chair.
They are harmless but do unnerve me when I feel them on me. Anyone else seeing these creatures?
- Weevils, especially strawberry root weevils, are attracted to moisture. You can trap them in shallow pans of water placed around the foundations or walls of the house.
- These pans do not capture enough weevils to reduce the number of weevils entering homes.
Weevils inside homes
- When weevils are found indoors, physically remove them with a vacuum or broom and dustpan.
- Pesticides are not effective or necessary.
- These weevils are harmless and temporary and will go away on their own.
- Their numbers can vary from year to year.
- If you see many weevils one year, it does not mean that they will be a problem again the next year.
Generally, pesticides are not required.
- When there are high numbers of weevils, you can apply a pesticide, such as permethrin or bifenthrin, around the home's foundation.
- Pesticides available to the public are not very effective against weevils.
I set up a waterr trap and fill it daily with a few spoons of water and a drop of dishsoap.
Here is one week's catch.
There are more in the trap.
Since I have set out the trap behind my cchair, I haven't had any crawling on me.
BTW, I vaccum every week.