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25.01.2022 BED BUGS Take a look at some of the ways these creatures end up spreading far and wide. Then, learn a few tips to help you be a more bed bug-savvy traveller. Bed bugs lack wings, so it’s not like they can fly from place to place. Additionally, bed bugs are not known for their jumping prowess. Because of this, they get around by either crawling or hitchhiking. That’s right, bed bugs can stow away on or in your belongings, including clothing, purses, backpacks and luggage. ... Here’s the thing about bed bugs: They like to make their move when you’re very still. That means you could pick them up any time you’re sitting or resting for a decent period of time. Here are some of the many scenarios in which these insects might hitch a ride: In a train, bus or cab In an airport At a theatre At a hotel, or even a friend or family member’s home Any clothing or furniture, new or used, Wondering if you should cancel all of your vacation plans to avoid bed bugs? That’s probably unnecessary. The following travel tips could help reduce the chances that you bring back unwelcome souvenirs. 1. Don’t set your luggage on the floor until you have inspected the room. 2. Inspect the bedding by slowly pulling the sheets and mattress cover back look for signs of bed bugs, such as exoskeletons and rust-coloured blood spots. 3. Check the luggage rack, wardrobe furniture, curtains, chest of drawers and hard surfaces for bed bugs, too. This includes the seams of furniture, the area behind the headboard and cracks and crevices in the headboard itself. 4. Store luggage on either the luggage rack or on a hard surface after you’ve confirmed there are no bed bugs. 5. If you find bed bugs, request a new room or hotel.

23.01.2022 Did you know what hot weather and walks in the Park means to your four legged friend? FLEAS! don’t go thru the hell in trying to combat this alone. [email protected]

22.01.2022 Spider Movement Warning! Wet weather and ground dwelling spiders are on the move, looking for a dryer shelter and would more than likely will become your house. Please do not touch any spider give Out Of Sight Pest Control a call for professional advice.

21.01.2022 Mosquitos If you’ve noticed a lot more mozzies lately, you are not imagining it - the pests are breeding in plague proportions on Australia’s east coast. Recent weather conditions have provided the perfect environment for a population boom, and experts warn it may be putting us at risk of dangerous diseases.... For Mosquito Service, Call: Out Of Sight Pest Control QualityPro Certified Rapid response times Award-winning service Phone: 1800 667 782 https://www.facebook.com/OUTOFSIGHTPTC/ www.oosptc.com.au [email protected]

18.01.2022 Awesome news, Pete & Kristyn got married, I have a new son in law, step granddaughter & step grandson. Proud Dad, she looked beautiful/stunning as usual.

17.01.2022 Family Owned & Operated

10.01.2022 Spider Movement Cold weather and ground dwelling spiders are on the move, looking for a warmer shelter and would more than likely become your house guests. This family of Wolf Spiders was found in a subfloor beneath a home in South West Sydney. Wolf Spiders are not known to be aggressive; however, they will bite if they feel like they are in harm or danger. They also move extremely fast when they are disturbed. If bitten by a Wolf Spider, the wound should not be bandaged but ...an ice pack should be placed on the bite to reduce swelling, Please do not touch any spider give Out Of Sight Pest Control a call for professional advice.

09.01.2022 RedBack Spider Warning While we spend more time at home be observant of spider webbing around your home it could be the dangerous "Redback spider". RedBack Spider webs are normally found around the external brickwork, under houses, in roofs, in sheds, garages, children play equipment and under the outdoor furniture.... Always check first before reaching into your mailbox or other dark holes. https://www.facebook.com/OUTOFSIGHTPTC/ www.oosptc.com.au [email protected]

08.01.2022 Your Trusted Name in Pest Control

05.01.2022 4 TIPS FOR RODENT CONTROL A rodent population explosion is highly imminent this year. Our buildings offer warmth, shelter, protection and food to rodents. But as most of us do not want these pests on our property, what can we do to avoid a rodent invasion?... Tip 1: Start from the outside. Rodents will often hide in long grass, wood piles and other areas of shelter outside, before venturing inside. Keeping grass short and minimising areas where rodents can hide near your building, will help reduce rodent presence. Tip 2: Restrict access points. This is not easy as rodents can enter through very small holes but if there are known entry points, blocking these with fine mesh or other means to prevent entry is a good idea. Tip 3: Limit food sources. Rodents will first be attracted by the presence of food, both outside and inside. Limiting food sources by ensuring rubbish bins are closed and sealed, keeping food in sealed bags or containers, Tip 4: If you already have a rodent problem, what should you do? For existing rodent problems, the best option initially is to use traps or proven bait stations, to remove the resident rodents. For more tips and advice on rodent control contact us. 1800 667 782 [email protected] www.oosptc.com.au

04.01.2022 Why Rats Are So Hard to Trap If you’ve ever had a rat problem in your home, you know just how frustrating the situation can be to resolve. Rest assured, you’re not alone: Nearly 30 percent of Australian households have had a rodent invasion. It can happen to anyone, anywhere. The trick is evicting the rats before the problem gets out of hand. Unfortunately, trapping a rator two or tenis actually a lot harder than it sounds. Let’s take a look at some of the reasons why:... 1. They’re larger than mice: This is a common issue with traditional rodent traps: They’re often not the right size to catch rats. 2. Different species have different diets: Most rat traps rely on bait to attract rodents. Homeowners often use bits of cheese or a smear of peanut butter as bait and then wonder why their traps aren’t working. 3. Rats can be pretty darn clever: Rats are inherently suspicious of anything new, so when a trap appears in their environment, they’re probably going to avoid it for a while. 4. They travel carefully: Rats don’t often dart out in the middle of a room or yard; they like to play it safe by scurrying along walls and fences. 5. They reproduce quickly: Rats can reproduce every 21 days, so it can be difficult to fully eradicate a single family using traditional trapping techniques. Contact us for help: https://www.facebook.com/OUTOFSIGHTPTC/ www.oosptc.com.au [email protected]

03.01.2022 Your Local Expert