Struggling With an Itchy Situation?Get Rid of Fleas Once and For All
"I was horrified and disgusted at the fact my house had been overrun with fleas, but I found some helpful info, and this product.
" So have you noticed your beloved pet scratching more than normal the last few days, and now you have an itch that seems to be spreading to all parts of your body? Has it come to your attention that you may have a flea infestation in your home? Fleas are a serious problem for many pet owners.
However, your pet is not the only carriers of this pest.
Fleas hitch a ride on anyone or any animal on their way in the house.
This happens to many of us.
I found some info on how to help this problem, but before that lets start with just a little knowledge.
So how did I find out for sure if I had a flea infestation? 1.
Itchy Pet Your dog or cat itching more than usual is a good sign.
However, your pet my just have irritated or dry skin.
2.
Little Red Bumps There are usually little red itchy bumps that appear around you ankles and if your children play on the floor they could have them all over.
These bumps disappear in just a few days.
OK, Now for how I got rid of the fleas in my home? Well, first you have to know that you must take a few hours to get this process done, because you have to rid the house, the yard, and the pets at the same time or the fleas will just come back again.
(1) Rid Your Pet of Fleas Flea Comb - Comb out all the fleas.
Flea Powder - Kills remaining fleas, flea eggs, and larvae.
(2) Clean The House Use a cleaner to wipe down all surfaces including counters, cabinets, tables, and floors.
(Even in the garage and basement.
Fleas like warm humid conditions.
) Vacuum every inch of the house.
Get out the attachment and clean the corners of the rooms.
Fleas love to hide here.
Sprinkle flea powder on carpets.
Wash couch surfaces, and bedding in all bedrooms, and sprinkle powder on these places as well.
(3) Rid Yard Sprinkle flea powder all over lawn.
Repeat before every summer season.
Before you spray anything anywhere in your house make sure to read all the warnings and directions.
Most are not safe until dry so do not spray around pets, or children.
Also, while spraying outside remember to avoid spraying any gardens especially ones containing foods.
" So have you noticed your beloved pet scratching more than normal the last few days, and now you have an itch that seems to be spreading to all parts of your body? Has it come to your attention that you may have a flea infestation in your home? Fleas are a serious problem for many pet owners.
However, your pet is not the only carriers of this pest.
Fleas hitch a ride on anyone or any animal on their way in the house.
This happens to many of us.
I found some info on how to help this problem, but before that lets start with just a little knowledge.
So how did I find out for sure if I had a flea infestation? 1.
Itchy Pet Your dog or cat itching more than usual is a good sign.
However, your pet my just have irritated or dry skin.
2.
Little Red Bumps There are usually little red itchy bumps that appear around you ankles and if your children play on the floor they could have them all over.
These bumps disappear in just a few days.
OK, Now for how I got rid of the fleas in my home? Well, first you have to know that you must take a few hours to get this process done, because you have to rid the house, the yard, and the pets at the same time or the fleas will just come back again.
(1) Rid Your Pet of Fleas Flea Comb - Comb out all the fleas.
Flea Powder - Kills remaining fleas, flea eggs, and larvae.
(2) Clean The House Use a cleaner to wipe down all surfaces including counters, cabinets, tables, and floors.
(Even in the garage and basement.
Fleas like warm humid conditions.
) Vacuum every inch of the house.
Get out the attachment and clean the corners of the rooms.
Fleas love to hide here.
Sprinkle flea powder on carpets.
Wash couch surfaces, and bedding in all bedrooms, and sprinkle powder on these places as well.
(3) Rid Yard Sprinkle flea powder all over lawn.
Repeat before every summer season.
Before you spray anything anywhere in your house make sure to read all the warnings and directions.
Most are not safe until dry so do not spray around pets, or children.
Also, while spraying outside remember to avoid spraying any gardens especially ones containing foods.
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