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Natural remedies:
- Diatomaceous earth: a non-toxic powder that kills bugs by dehydrating them.
- Tea tree oil or lavender oil: mix with water and spray around infested areas.
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🐾 Getting Rid of Fleas:
- Treat your pets – Use flea shampoo, combs, and vet-approved flea treatments.
- Wash all pet bedding – Hot water and high heat are essential.
- Vacuum regularly – Carpets, furniture, and floors — every corner counts!
- Salt and baking soda trick – Sprinkle on carpets, let sit overnight, then vacuum.
- Flea traps – A shallow bowl of water with dish soap and a lamp attracts and traps fleas.
- Yard care – If fleas are coming from outside, keep your lawn mowed and treat shaded areas.
🧼 Prevention Tips for Both
- Declutter your space to eliminate hiding spots.
- Seal cracks and crevices around walls, baseboards, and furniture.
- Inspect second-hand furniture or luggage before bringing it indoors.
- Vacuum regularly and dispose of vacuum bags promptly.
- Groom your pets often, and keep their areas clean.
🧘 Final Thoughts
While both fleas and bedbugs are a nuisance, knowing how to spot the difference is half the battle. Once you’ve correctly identified the pest, you can take targeted action to kick them out for good. Whether it’s a homemade remedy or professional treatment, consistency is key to making your home bug-free and peaceful again.
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