Our deep dive today comes from this website article from Simple Pest Management which provides natural solutions for repelling mosquitoes, outlining the effectiveness of certain essential oils, herbs, and spices.

It then gives practical tips on how to utilize these scents for mosquito prevention, such as applying repelling lotions, lighting citronella candles, and wearing insect-repelling perfumes. Lastly, the article emphasizes the importance of professional pest control services, particularly when mosquito bites persist despite using natural methods.

https://www.simplepest.com/mosquitoes/what-smells-repel-mosquitoes/

Today's deep dive is an excerpt from a website for a pest control company called Simple Pest Management. The text provides a guide for homeowners on how to get rid of cellar spiders, which are common in California homes. The guide includes practical tips on how to remove webs, seal cracks and gaps, control humidity, and reduce outdoor lighting near entry points. It also offers advice on preventing spider problems by inspecting common hiding spots, decluttering storage areas, trimming vegetation, and reinforcing screens. Finally, it highlights Simple Pest Management's services for dealing with more severe spider infestations.

https://www.simplepest.com/spiders/how-to-get-rid-of-cellar-spiders-in-your-california-home/

The article we're deep diving on today, titled "Cellar Spiders In California: Facts & Identification," provides information about cellar spiders, their role in pest control, and how to manage their presence in homes. The article explains that cellar spiders, often mistaken for daddy longlegs, are harmless arachnids that help control other insect pests. It goes on to describe their appearance, habitat, diet, and life cycle, and provides tips on how to prevent and remove these spiders from a home. Finally, it offers information about Simple Pest Management, a company that specializes in pest control, including the removal of cellar spiders.

https://www.simplepest.com/spiders/cellar-spiders-in-california-facts-identification/