Description and extermination of the most common pests
Disinsection
Common ant (Lasius niger)
- Where it lives: The common ant is often found in gardens, parks and homes. It nests in masonry, under stones or in the soil.
- How to get rid of: Baits and insecticides applied to their trails are used to get rid of common ants. Prevention is also important, including sealing entry points into buildings and keeping them clean.
Fleas (Siphonaptera)
- Where they live: Fleas are parasites on warm-blooded animals such as dogs, cats and birds, but they can also bite humans. They are usually found in animal fur, bedding and carpets.
- How to get rid of: Insecticidal sprays and powders are used to get rid of fleas. It is important to treat not only the animals, but also the environment where they move, including regular washing of their beds and vacuuming.
Common cockroach (Blatta orientalis)
- Where it lives: The cockroach is mainly found in warm and damp places such as basements, drains and kitchens.
- How to control: Controlling cockroaches involves the use of gel baits, insecticide sprays and traps. Prevention is also important in the form of keeping all access points clean and sealed.
The House Russian (Blattella germanica)
- Where it Lives: The House Russian is often found in warm and humid areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and areas behind appliances.
- How to get rid of it: Insecticidal baits and sprays are used to eliminate houseworms. Prevention includes sealing entry points and regular cleaning.
Bed bugs (Cimex lectularius)
- Where they live: Bed bugs most often hide in mattresses, bed frames, behind wallpaper and in cracks in furniture.
- How to get rid of: The elimination of bed bugs involves the use of special insecticides and heat treatment. It is necessary to treat all possible hiding places and often wash bed linen at high temperatures.
Pharaoh Ant (Monomorium pharaonis)
- Where it lives: The pharaoh ant lives in buildings, especially hospitals, apartments and offices, where it seeks a warm and humid environment.
- How to control: Insecticidal baits and gels are used to control pharaoh ants. Prevention in the form of maintaining cleanliness and sealing entry points is also important.
Deratization
House mouse (Mus musculus)
- Where it lives: The house mouse is found near human dwellings, in basements, attics, warehouses and kitchens.
- How to get rid of: Traps, poisons and baits are used to get rid of mice. Prevention includes sealing all possible entry points and keeping them clean.
Common rat (Rattus rattus)
- Where it lives: The common rat is most often found in higher parts of buildings, such as attics and roofs, but also in warehouses and ports.
- How to get rid of: Traps, poisons and baits are used to get rid of rats. Prevention includes sealing all possible entry points and removing food sources.
Common rat (Rattus norvegicus)
- Where it lives: The common rat is mainly found in sewers, cellars, warehouses and near water courses.
- How to get rid of: Traps, poisons and baits are used to get rid of rats. Prevention includes sealing all possible entry points and keeping them clean.
Field vole (Microtus arvalis)
- Where it lives: The field vole is mainly found in fields, meadows and gardens, where it damages agricultural crops.
- How to control: Traps, poisons and repellents are used to control voles. Prevention includes treatment of agricultural areas and maintenance of cleanliness.
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