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Fleas can hide and multiply in your bed and couches without you realizing it. They can also spread diseases, bite and cause other health issues.
Moisture in the home creates a perfect environment for fleas to thrive. Fleas love high humidity and soft beds, meaning they can multiply fast.
There are a number of flea treatment products available. If you find fleas in your home or on your pet, it's crucial to take action immediately.
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What Are Fleas?
Fleas are insects that feed on the blood of warm-blooded mammals, including humans.
They are active during the warmer months and are usually not found infesting a homeowner's beds and bedding. However, if the homeowner does not wash and change the bedding for a long time, the fleas could possibly take up residence.
Solutions To Getting Rid Of Fleas
Some of the most effective ways to get rid of fleas in your house are:
• Bug spray. Get a bug spray called Bed Bug Killer.
• Camphor is an effective pesticide. Mix 30 ml of camphor powder with 1 liter of water and spray on your bed.
• Saltwater. Saltwater kills the fleas. You need to mix the salt with water and cover all pillows and blankets.
• Essential oils. Essential oils are the best way to get rid of fleas. Spray the oil on the bed and bottom and the pillows to keep the fleas away.
• Rosemary. Rosemary acts as a natural repellant for fleas and can help prevent them from coming back.
• Don't let dirty laundry sit around. Fleas love the scent of dirty clothes and synthetic fabric attracts them.
• Wash your bedding in hot water. Make sure to wash each item and use lots of hot water.
• Let your bed dry in the sun. The heat will remove flea eggs and larvae from your bedding.
• Fleas usually get into your home through your pets. It is important to clean and shower your pet. If the source of the fleas is your pet, ask a Vet for advice.
Flea Life Cycle
Here's what a flea life cycle looks like:
• Before becoming an adult flea, the flea life cycle goes through 3 stages: egg, larva, and pupa. The process can take anywhere from two to three weeks to several months, depending on the conditions.
• Adult cat and dog fleas can live up to one year in ideal situations, but only about one to two weeks if no host is present.
• Fleas like to burrow under sheets and can live in beds for up to two weeks. They need blood to survive, so they won't stay in one place for too long if there is no food source.
How Long Does It Take To Get Rid Of Fleas?
Various flea treatments work in different ways, so the time it takes to kill fleas can differ.
What Are The Symptoms Of A Fleabite?
Flea bites appear as small, red bumps and can be found on ankles, legs, elbows, knees, and other areas within a flea's jump span.
A flea infestation can become a real problem for you and your family. A professional pest control company can get rid of them without any damage to your bed or furniture.