Earwigs are attracted to moisture. Look for them in bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and laundry rooms—especially in cracks and crevices.
Mulch, leaf piles, and garden beds provide perfect shelter. Spotting earwigs in these areas could indicate a nearby infestation.
Earwigs feed on leaves, petals, and seedlings. If your plants appear chewed or ragged, it might be due to earwig activity at night.
Earwigs are nocturnal. Use a flashlight in dark corners or outside at night to spot them hiding under rocks or garden debris.
While they prefer being outside, earwigs can enter homes through foundation cracks or open doors, especially during dry or hot weather.
Earwigs often gather in groups under sinks, behind baseboards, or in storage boxes. Finding a cluster may signal a developing infestation.
Earwigs typically enter homes in search of moisture and shelter, especially during hot, dry conditions or heavy rains. They are drawn to damp, dark environments like bathrooms, basements, and under sinks. Although they prefer the outdoors, they may invade homes when their natural habitat is disturbed.
Earwig traps can be placed in areas where earwigs are commonly seen, such as dark, damp spaces. These traps attract earwigs and help reduce their numbers indoors.
Earwigs can enter through cracks and gaps around windows, doors, and foundation. Use caulk to seal these entry points and keep earwigs outside.
Earwigs are attracted to damp, decaying organic matter. Keep your home dry, remove old leaves or mulch around your home, and clean up any debris that could attract them.
Essential oils like lavender, tea tree, and eucalyptus can help deter earwigs. Mix with water and spray in areas where earwigs are commonly found.
Earwigs thrive in damp environments. Repair leaks, use dehumidifiers, and keep your home dry to make it less inviting for these pests.
If earwigs persist despite DIY efforts, it’s best to call professional pest control experts who can effectively handle infestations and provide long-term solutions.
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Earwigs are attracted to damp, dark environments. They are commonly found in basements, bathrooms, and other areas with high humidity, as well as in organic matter like mulch or decaying leaves outside.
Earwigs are not harmful to humans, but they can be a nuisance. They don’t bite unless threatened, and while they can damage plants, they typically do not cause significant harm indoors.
Signs of an earwig infestation include seeing the insects around your home, particularly in dark, damp areas, and finding damage to plants or decaying organic matter in your garden or around the foundation of your home.
To get rid of earwigs, it’s important to reduce moisture around the home, seal entry points, and use earwig traps. You may also use natural repellents like essential oils or call a pest control expert for larger infestations.
DIY methods like placing earwig traps, using essential oils, and removing moist environments can work for minor infestations. However, for more persistent problems, professional pest control services are often more effective.
Earwig control can take anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the severity of the infestation. Our same-day services aim to provide fast relief and follow-up treatments if necessary.