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Keeping Out Unwanted Guests
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – There are two ways to beat pests that come with the searing summer temperatures.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – There are two ways to beat pests that come with the searing summer temperatures. The first is prevention. Struckum CEO Garvin Strachan says the key is good sanitation. Then, look around the outside of your home for cracks, gaps, and any openings as a possible entry in.
While mosquitoes top the list of uninvited summer guests, the parade of possible tiny creatures coming in can be long.
But if you lose the battle to keep them out, the war is far from over. There are some proven treatment options available.
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