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warrenthegreat
Starting Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 25 May 2007 : 23:35:07
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Woodlice are land based crusty's, remove the environment and the problem will go. Clean up the leaves, get rid of the potted plants, sort the drains out, cure the damp. Ficam works a treat, I always see loads of dead ones after ant sprays.
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Bugged off
Starting Member
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Posted - 12 Jul 2007 : 11:54:24
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| Please help!!! Have a major woodlice problem, I am clearing up up 100 per day. It is an old house 200yrs, which has been renovated. Moved in 2 weeks ago and have many uninvited house guests! i have read the chain of advice, and am even more concerned now. Can you advice me. |
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vermincontrol
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United Kingdom
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lynnyv
Starting Member
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Posted - 22 Jan 2008 : 21:27:41
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| i need help...im in a rented house with no central heating therefore the house is always cold! iv discovered wood lice coming down my wall in my bedroom..even two in my bed. The only thing i can think of is a vent which im told is blocked off...its a two story house, im a student EHO so i know about bugs but this woodlice problem is freaking me out and as a result im not sleeping for fear they are in my bed. any low cost solutions for a poor student? theres no cavity wall or harbourage at the vent/wall so its a unclear where the source of them is???any ideas? |
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NickA
Hyperactive Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 22 Jan 2008 : 21:38:49
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Think the answers are all there in this thread.
Any in your room vacuum them up.
Pests are smart - We're smarter
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The Spotlight Kid
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Posted - 22 Jan 2008 : 21:42:43
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Woodlice like damp conditions so your lack of central heating is not helping. The two aims of control would be to improve the damp living conditions and block off entry points from outside. If you can't find these then the removal of damp conditions outside harbouring the woodlice will help. Accumulations of logs, rocks, vegetation, damp outhouses, piled up rubbish etc.
Is your bedroom on the ground floor?
Is the vent blocked off inside or outside?
Do you have wooden floorboards? |
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urban
Senior Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 23 Jan 2008 : 10:00:33
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we user nothing a dehumidifier (spelling cant be rite )
take away the moisture take away the woodlouse
conservation care control
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dorsetogg
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 23 Jan 2008 : 17:49:10
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Bob
Just walk away from this one, let the �25 boys have it with all the call backs every time the customer finds a woodlice in the house!!!!
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