RODENTS
€ 175.00
FROM FIELD MICE TO BROWN RATS
Mice and rats are rodents that often live near human habitations. The rodents have similar living habits, but there are some differences between the two.
Mice
Mice are smaller rodents with an average length of 7-10 cm, excluding the tail. They have a fast reproductive cycle and can multiply quickly. Mice usually build their nests indoors, such as in walls, attics, basements and under floors. They are nocturnal and are agile climbers and diggers. Mice can slip through small gaps and cracks and are looking for food sources.
Rats
Rats are larger than mice, with an average length of 20-25 cm, excluding the tail. They have a similar reproductive cycle to mice, but they have a longer gestation period and smaller litters. Rats often build their nests outdoors, in holes in the ground, under bushes, in sewers and in buildings. They are usually active at night, but can also be active during the day when hungry. Rats are excellent climbers and swimmers and can easily gain access to buildings through sewer pipes and other openings.
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Control
Controlling and repelling mice and rats is essential to prevent property damage, the spread of disease and health risks.
Here are some tips for control and prevention:
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Seal Openings: Inspect your home and buildings for openings, cracks and cracks that mice and rats can crawl through. Make sure all openings are properly sealed, including vents, doors, windows, holes around pipes, and openings in foundations.
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Keep food tidy: Store food in airtight containers and make sure no food residue is left on counter tops, floors or other surfaces. Clean your storage areas regularly and dispose of waste in closed containers.
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Reduce Hiding Places: Minimize clutter, piles of wood, cardboard and other materials in your home and yard. Rats and mice use this as shelter and nesting material.
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Use mouse traps and rat traps: Place mouse traps and rat traps in strategic locations where activity has been observed. Use suitable bait, such as peanut butter, bacon or cereal, to attract the rodents to the traps.
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Consider professional help: If a serious infestation occurs or if your efforts are unsuccessful, it is advisable to call a professional pest control service.

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What are the signs of fungus infestation in my home?Signs of fungus infestation can vary, but common indicators include discoloration or distortion of woodwork, loose floor tiles, musty odors and even visible mold growth.
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Is fungus infestation harmful to my health?Yes, fungus infestation can cause structural damage to your home as well as be harmful to your health, especially for those with allergies or breathing problems. It is important to take fungus infestation seriously and tackle it as quickly as possible.
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How can I prevent fungus infestation?To prevent fungus infestation, it is important to tackle moisture problems in the home, such as leaks or damp basements/crawl spaces. In addition, it is regularly important that there is sufficient ventilation in the basement/crawl space
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What can I do if I suspect that my house is affected by fungi?If you suspect that your home is affected by mold, it is wise to have a professional inspection carried out by a certified mold control company. We can provide you with this inspection. Request a free inspection on this page.
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How long does it take to remove fungus infestation?The time required to remove fungus infestation may vary depending on the extent of the infestation and the control methods used. In some cases it may take several hours to days for the fungus infestation to be completely removed and the remediation work to be completed.
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Are there natural methods to combat fungi?Although natural methods such as good ventilation and moisture control can help prevent fungus infestation, it is usually necessary to use professional control methods to effectively remove existing fungus infestation.