Fumigating for termites. I need to know what not to leave at home & what I can leave. People with experience?
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Take your kids and pets.
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You can grow a tree and fireproof it. Or find something with a pretty high combustion point and internalize the tree with. PERHAPS the tree won't burn. =)
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Okay here goes.First thing you need is great insect repellent to spray yourself completely to keep the nasty bugs away.Buy the strongest sun screen to protect your skin.Wear a hat to ward off sun/heat stroke.Buy 6 bottles of water and a cooler with ice to keep them cold.Make yourself some snack foods for lunch and for the munchies.I also brought hand wipes to clean the worm gunk and fish smell off my hands.Buy a cheap but good rod and real with a small tackle box filled with all the little goodies you may need.Remember above all if the fish is smaller than your hand throw the poor thing back into the water so it can grow some more.
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How to reduce allergens around the home:\n\n•Use HEPA Air Filters In Every Room Where You Spend A Lot Of Time.\noHEPA stands for High Efficiency Particulate Air, and a HEPA filter captures 99.97% of all particles. 3 microns or larger. That's 240 times smaller than the width of a human hair. \n•Keep Humidity Low.\noMoisture is a breeding ground for dust mites and mold. Keep humidity below 50% by using an air conditioner in the summer and a dehumidifier in the winter.\n•Install Filters In Your Heating/Cooling Systems.\noFilters are easy to install on most systems, and they seal off an often-overlooked allergen pathway into your home. \n•Replace Wall-to-Wall Carpeting With Washable Rugs.\noCarpets are a breeding ground for dust mites, mold, bateria, and other irritants that can aggravate allergy and asthma symptoms.\n\n•Vacuum Thoroughly And Often.\noIf removing carpeting isn't an option, it's important to vacuum frequently. But beware of traditional vacuums. They actually spew more dust, pollen, mold, pet dander, and bacteria into the air than they remove. \n•Replace Heavy Curtains And Draperies With Washable, Lightweight Curtains.\noMold, bacteria, dust mites, and other airborne allergens thrive in thick curtains and drapes, just as they do in deep carpets.\n\nHow to reduce dust around the home:\n\n•Encase Your Bedding In Allergy Relief Products.\noThis first step is essential, because, right now, millions of dust mites are thriving in your mattress and pillows. Putting mite-proof encasings on all your bedding, including your box spring and comforter, creates a protective barrier so you can sleep soundly and symptom-free. \n\n•Wash Sheets And Pillowcases Often.\noIt's important to do this once a week. If you wash your linens with AllerWash, you can wash them in any temperature. If not, be sure to use hot water.\n\n•Store Clothing In Drawers And Closets.\noKeep them closed to minimize dust. This, in turn, will prevent mites from breeding.\n\n•Clean And Treat Your Carpets, Rugs, And Upholstered Furniture.\noIf possible, avoid carpeting and upholstered furniture altogether. If this is not an option, treat with a solution designed to neutralize dust mite allergens. \n\nHow to protect against pet dander:\n\n•PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST PET DANDER\noDander forms on animal's skin and fur, causing your allergy miseries. Unfortunately, the only sure-fire way to end your suffering is to remove the pet. If your not willing to part with your furry companion, here are some specific steps you can take to minimize your reaction.\n\n•Control Where Your Pet Sleeps.\noDon't allow your pet to sleep in your bedroom. Use a pet blanket or other bedding that can be washed frequently in hot water.\n\n•Bathe And Treat Your Pet's Coat.\noUse a pet shampoo that is specially formulated to reduce dander. Also use a dander-inhibiting solution.\n\n•Use A HEPA Filter.\n\nMINIMIZE MOLD\nBathrooms, basements, and kitchens are common areas for mold, but mold flourish in virtually any warm, moist, poorly lit area-such as behind wall paper, under carpets, and in air ducts. \n•Install Exhaust Fans.\noExhaust fans in the kitchen and bathroom help keep humidity low so mold can't thrive as easily.\n\n•Use A Safe But Strong Cleaning Solution.\noBe sure it's one specially formulated to eliminate mold and mildew. Then apply a chemical-free mold inhibiting treatment. Doing both produces the most effective solution.\n\n•Limit Houseplants Inside Your Home.\noMold grows on plants and in potting soil. Using an allergen sealing spray on those you keep helps prevent mold spores from becoming airborne.\n\n•Store Old Books Properly.\noBooks, especially old ones, are a major source of mold. Store them in tightly sealed containers under very low humidity.
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If you have been ordered to vacate your rental home because it has "toxic mold", your landlord should be paying your relocation costs and your security deposit should have been immediately refunded.  \n\nDidn't you go to legal services for help when this all started?  Why didn't you get a lawyer or legal services to cut a deal with the landlord for you?\n\nWhy do you only have "4 days"?   When is your rent paid up until?
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Mix Drano with Chlorine bleach. Cool green smoke. Just don't do it inside or breath it.
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I would say get out of there as fast as you can! Leave and go find a different place to stay! My prayers are with you, Please be safe! Cuidado!
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Use a fan and keep it open.  It needs to breathe.  It will go away eventually.  If all else fails spray it with room deodorizer so it smells pretty
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First, you need to remove the source.  The insects you may be referring to tend to lay their eggs in soil--such as the soil in your potted pants.  You need to re-pot any live plants you have in your home.  Also, you need to insure that no food (particularly fruit--peels or whole) is left out in the open or in uncovered garbage cans. It is advisable to scrub any garbage cans you have indoors.  Getting rid of those insects you can presently see is not a big problem--an off the shelf bug spray will take care of that.\n\nIf you take the above measures, you will rid yourself of the nuisance.
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go to lowes or home depot or some place like that and get spider glue or bait traps... or call an exterminator and ask them what your options are, they usually will be helpful FOR FREE!.
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I would mention everything "informally" as it happens, then hit them with a list. However, after you give them the list, you have to make sure they follow it, so mention everything afterwards, and make sure they do it. Remember, it's your apartment, and you're the one that can kick the others out if they don't follow your rules. Of course, you want to all try to reach an understanding of the rules if you're going to live together (maybe host a meeting?) If they don't like it, they'll leave. If they cooperate, everything will be fine.
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Be careful with bamboo, that stuff is hard to get rid of once its going.  I suggest keeping it in a pot of possible.
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You can get some cottonballs and coat them with peppermint oil (in the cooking section with spices) and put them in places where rodents come in and in the places they would hide. It will run them away without toxins and no stinky dead rats to deal with later!
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*Chuckling for you dun get rid of dust mites, you learn how to  live with them* For the most part they do a service and are not parasites, but are symbiots to humans.\n\nMeasures to control house dust mites:\n    * Vacuuming carpeted areas regularly, preferably with a HEPA filter-equipped vacuum cleaner\n    * Regular damp dusting of surfaces\n    * Replacement of carpets with vinyl flooring\n    * Covering of mattresses and pillows with impervious materials\n    * Daytime internment of children's plush toys in a freezer\n    * Use of chemicals to kill mites (acaricides)\n    * Use of fungicides to kill Aspergillus\n    * Use an FDA approved air filtration & cleaning system (especially with high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA+ filtration))\n    * Reduce ambient humidty below 70% to inhibit growth of Aspergillus\nThough these methods can help to reduce the level of house dust mites, attempts to eradicate homes completely have yet to be successful.\n\nIf the problem is allergies, then one must take regular shots...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust_mite
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The only thing I can suggest is a ozone generator, I know it can kill odors, fungus, viruses and bacteria. It is a strong oxidant ans may work.
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First, of course, open the windows to clear the air as often as the weather will allow.  Then take charcoal and lay it out in flat pans in various rooms of the mobile home. Powdered charcoal would be best but with 3 puppys, you better use briquettes.  If the smell is still bad after a week, put in some new charcoal.
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use any disinfectant with a high commercial grade. but use a mask and hand gloves when handling these things. if you have kids send them to your moms house or sisters. and leave it to air dry.