Insect & Pest Control Solutions

And it costs nearly nothing to make!

Don't let these unwelcome visitors make your house their home!

According to a sleep expert.

Five methods ranked from best to worst.

Keep spiders (and their webs) away for good.

You can forget about swatting mosquitoes one by one with your bare hands.

They really work to keep pests away.

You probably have everything you need already.

These pests get their name for a good reason. Here's what to do if you spot one.

No need to use harsh ingredients to eliminate these kitchen pests.

Don't like bugs? Then you'll love this.

You know them by their size (smaller than a pinhead) and their color (bright red). But what exactly are these tiny red bugs?

Here's what you need to know.

Sorry in advance, but there’s bad news within.

I’ll be keeping this in my purse all summer long.

Few things are as unwelcome at any party as a wasp's nest.

Take that, bloodsuckers!

I’m surprised it worked!

And how to tell the difference between the two.

And it’s better for the environment compared to pesticides.

You might be surprised at one of the cities on this list.

And AT editors absolutely love it.

According to pest experts.

See ya, bug bites!

And it really works to help prevent a full-on fruit-fly invasion from happening.

If you feel like you’re seeing more bugs in your house, you’re not alone.

There’s a lot to love about having pets, but one of the downsides is the fleas that can sometimes come with them — especially if your pet goes outdoors. Fleas can be a pain to get out of your house, but there are a number of regular household items that can be used to repel and kill them without harming your beloved furry friend (no, not you, Windex). Learn more about these below.

Can it really be used to get rid of small insects like ants? We asked an expert.

Protect your home from these five common critters.

Winter is almost here, which means so are the mice.

Bye-bye, fruit flies.

It’s mouse season, and two friends have found critter droppings in their kitchen since New Year’s, throwing them into a tizzy. I’ve been through this before, and it drove me crazy how difficult they are to catch. They have patterns that you can expect, and then they break them. A number of years ago (when I recorded the videos below), I finally DID catch the mouse in our home, but it took days and lots of patience.

Look familiar? Here's what to do if you spot one.

Summer’s all fun and games until you start getting eaten alive by mosquitos. I came home from a recent trip with no less than 30 mosquito bites, regardless of trying all of the creams, scents, and clothing items that claim to keep those pesky blood suckers away. To help stop these little pests from being a buzzkill this season, Coors Light has come up with a clever contraption so you can instead kill the mosquitoes’ buzz.

Expert remedies to help protect your home and your furry friends.

It's sleek and effective to keep your home pest-free.

A mosquito magnet's toolkit.

It's gratifying to use, according to shoppers.

They are the bed bugs of pantries.

Here's what to do when you realize that, yep, you’ve got a fruit fly infestation on your hands.

It also got rid of another editor's plant pests!

Nothing threatens a closet full of clothes more than moths. And they can invade even the most well-organized closet. These pesky creatures are responsible for holes in your favorite clothing, and oftentimes, the problem occurs completely unbeknownst to you. Like pantry moths and other pests, these silent clothing killers multiply quickly, too, so it’s a problem you’ll want to solve quickly with a good moth repellent.

Avoid these hues.

Stop them in their tracks with these common hacks.

Fun fact: They’re more common on red-eyes and international flights.

Luckily, there are lots of solutions and prevention methods.

This mess can usually pass for a Halloween decoration, but it's November now.

If you destroy a web, the spiders will still live in your house — they’ll just labor over making a new one. But there is one thing you can do.

You can use this handy tool when packing for your next outdoor adventure.

This bait did *not* mess around.

Unlike other repellers and traps, it won’t put a damper on your dinner.