Comments on: What Are These Wings On My Windowsill? http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/ Finally a place for pests to rest Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: The Bug Doctor http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-10037 The Bug Doctor Thu, 10 Nov 2011 04:50:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-10037 As far as to humans? Physically? No, well unless you're in a structure or under a tree that falls down and hits you because termites weakened it with their eating. As far as to humans? Physically? No, well unless you’re in a structure or under a tree that falls down and hits you because termites weakened it with their eating.

]]> By: Sylviapitts71 http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-10036 Sylviapitts71 Thu, 10 Nov 2011 03:09:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-10036 I need to know if termites are harmful I need to know if termites are harmful

]]> By: The Bug Doctor http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-9072 The Bug Doctor Thu, 18 Aug 2011 02:23:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-9072 It's amazing what you can find on the internet. Glad to oblige ;) It’s amazing what you can find on the internet. Glad to oblige ;)

]]> By: Idothejeepwave http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-9071 Idothejeepwave Thu, 18 Aug 2011 01:36:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-9071 This is the funniest yet most informative article I have ever read on bug infestation. Props! This is the funniest yet most informative article I have ever read on bug infestation. Props!

]]> By: The Bug Doctor http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-8236 The Bug Doctor Mon, 16 May 2011 23:08:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-8236 Thanks Jay-- Here's to hoping you find a TON of wings! Thanks Jay– Here’s to hoping you find a TON of wings!

]]> By: The Bug Doctor http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-2996 The Bug Doctor Sun, 04 Apr 2010 21:25:01 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-2996 Hi Lakisha A, They really need to just run their course most times is done in just an hour or so but I've seen them space out over a week or two (in spurts) due to unfavorable weather. Look for tiny mud specks on your walls or baseboards and you could tape over them which might hold them off a little but most likely they'll chew through it or go around. You could also poke a small hole in the drywall near where they are exiting and using something like Raid 'that has an injection straw' actually spray into the void where they are. My biggest advice is to call an an exterminator because these winged ones are only the tip of the iceberg. The workers who do all the damage have found their way into your home and need to be stopped. The swarmers will soon disappear but the workers will continue to damage your home if left untreated. These termite do not bite and do not spread disease so don't worry to much about the kids. You can vacuum them up as they come out but for now that is the best you can do until the help you call arrives. Home remedies are one thing for roaches or earwigs but existing termite infestations need a professional. Thanks for reading The Bug Doctor Hi Lakisha A,

They really need to just run their course most times is done in just an hour or so but I’ve seen them space out over a week or two (in spurts) due to unfavorable weather. Look for tiny mud specks on your walls or baseboards and you could tape over them which might hold them off a little but most likely they’ll chew through it or go around. You could also poke a small hole in the drywall near where they are exiting and using something like Raid ‘that has an injection straw’ actually spray into the void where they are.

My biggest advice is to call an an exterminator because these winged ones are only the tip of the iceberg. The workers who do all the damage have found their way into your home and need to be stopped. The swarmers will soon disappear but the workers will continue to damage your home if left untreated.

These termite do not bite and do not spread disease so don’t worry to much about the kids. You can vacuum them up as they come out but for now that is the best you can do until the help you call arrives. Home remedies are one thing for roaches or earwigs but existing termite infestations need a professional.

Thanks for reading
The Bug Doctor

]]> By: The Bug Doctor http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-6155 The Bug Doctor Sun, 04 Apr 2010 21:25:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-6155 Hi Lakisha A, They really need to just run their course most times is done in just an hour or so but I've seen them space out over a week or two (in spurts) due to unfavorable weather. Look for tiny mud specks on your walls or baseboards and you could tape over them which might hold them off a little but most likely they'll chew through it or go around. You could also poke a small hole in the drywall near where they are exiting and using something like Raid 'that has an injection straw' actually spray into the void where they are. My biggest advice is to call an an exterminator because these winged ones are only the tip of the iceberg. The workers who do all the damage have found their way into your home and need to be stopped. The swarmers will soon disappear but the workers will continue to damage your home if left untreated. These termite do not bite and do not spread disease so don't worry to much about the kids. You can vacuum them up as they come out but for now that is the best you can do until the help you call arrives. Home remedies are one thing for roaches or earwigs but existing termite infestations need a professional. Thanks for reading The Bug Doctor Hi Lakisha A,

They really need to just run their course most times is done in just an hour or so but I’ve seen them space out over a week or two (in spurts) due to unfavorable weather. Look for tiny mud specks on your walls or baseboards and you could tape over them which might hold them off a little but most likely they’ll chew through it or go around. You could also poke a small hole in the drywall near where they are exiting and using something like Raid ‘that has an injection straw’ actually spray into the void where they are.

My biggest advice is to call an an exterminator because these winged ones are only the tip of the iceberg. The workers who do all the damage have found their way into your home and need to be stopped. The swarmers will soon disappear but the workers will continue to damage your home if left untreated.

These termite do not bite and do not spread disease so don’t worry to much about the kids. You can vacuum them up as they come out but for now that is the best you can do until the help you call arrives. Home remedies are one thing for roaches or earwigs but existing termite infestations need a professional.

Thanks for reading
The Bug Doctor

]]> By: Lakisha A http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-2995 Lakisha A Sun, 04 Apr 2010 19:04:27 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-2995 I have these swarming termites that are coming in my bedroom and in bathroom vents or windowsills and im wondering what can i do to get rid of them. is there any home remedy that i can use to drive them away? I have two small childeren and i dont want them to come in contact with theses flying termites. i have swarms of them in the bathroom area please tell me what can i use to keep them out of the house. I have these swarming termites that are coming in my bedroom and in bathroom vents or windowsills and im wondering what can i do to get rid of them. is there any home remedy that i can use to drive them away?
I have two small childeren and i dont want them to come in contact with theses flying termites. i have swarms of them in the bathroom area please tell me what can i use to keep them out of the house.

]]> By: Lakisha A http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-6154 Lakisha A Sun, 04 Apr 2010 19:04:00 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-6154 I have these swarming termites that are coming in my bedroom and in bathroom vents or windowsills and im wondering what can i do to get rid of them. is there any home remedy that i can use to drive them away? I have two small childeren and i dont want them to come in contact with theses flying termites. i have swarms of them in the bathroom area please tell me what can i use to keep them out of the house. I have these swarming termites that are coming in my bedroom and in bathroom vents or windowsills and im wondering what can i do to get rid of them. is there any home remedy that i can use to drive them away?
I have two small childeren and i dont want them to come in contact with theses flying termites. i have swarms of them in the bathroom area please tell me what can i use to keep them out of the house.

]]> By: The Bug Doctor http://pestcemetery.com/what-are-these-wings-on-my-windowsill/comment-page-1/#comment-2548 The Bug Doctor Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:43:46 +0000 http://pestcemetery.com/?p=3479#comment-2548 Let's hope bed bugs don't get wings-----or maybe that would be a good thing? Let’s hope bed bugs don’t get wings—–or maybe that would be a good thing?

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