fleas

Fleas are a very bad thing to have inside of one's home. This is because they can harbor all sorts of bad things. They are also parasites who feed off the blood of your pet, and possibly, you the human host. Fleas aren't partial to who they infest. They just infest without any questions asked or advanced notice. When they take up residence in a home, they are there to feed, and there to stay as long as they can indeed.

Fleas are only in one's home, office, or other place to do dastardly deeds that are distinctly their very own. This is why you need to learn all you can about them. You also need to find flea control that you can depend on to eradicate them for you. The best form of reliable flea control comes with a pest control service provider who already has all of the questions and answers need about fleas to fill a book and then some. If you have questions, they can answer them for you right away, and if you need fleas gone like now. Theycan also get this happening for you, very fast and easy, because getting rid of bugs and other pests is what they do best from the rest. Simple as that.

The following FAQs about fleas are things that everyone should know. This is because fleas are nasty creatures and they don't belong in one's home or any other living space/working space for that fact. Therefore, do get in the know with these questions and answers, and learn some things about fleas you never knew before. Some of these Q & A's are as possible:

*What temperature do fleas die at? - The thermal point for death of most insects is at between 45 and 50 degrees. However, fleas are well adapted to survive good at body temperature, and the best way to destroy them successfully is at aboutbetween 37 and 46 degreesFahrenheit. Flea eggs will not hatch at all, if the temperature is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

*Can a flea be drowned at all? - Yes, a flea can be drowned, but it will take about 24 hours in water submersion, in order to fatally do a flea in. If a flea is left in water for about 12 hours, it will appear to be dead, but can revive about an hour after being removed from the water. If a flea is submerged in water for 18 to 20 hours, if will also appear to be dead, and can be revived after removal from the water after 4 to 5 hours.

*Can fleas die in the washing machine? The answer is yes. Fleas can die in water that is hot and soapy. The water belonging to a washing machine is usually very hot and soapy.

*Is washing your personal clothes and bedding a good way to treat fleas for flea control? The answer is yes, but it isn't a permanent fix, as a flea infestation will only return fleas to your clothes laying on the floor around the house. Washing clothes and bedding with hot water and detergent can kill flees in all stages.The very same can be said about bedding and whatever else. A full-blown flea infestation inundates everything from pets to people to clothing to bedding to beyond. 

What is the more reliable way to do flea control that will be lasting and keep fleas away for good? The only answer that can be given here is this. A home that is infested with fleas needs to be treated by a pest control pro. This one pest control pro is Elkhart Exterminators. They can get the fleas gone for good and keep them away for good at the very same time!