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If you are struggling to identify which pesky pest is in or around your home, use our Pest ID guides for useful information on how to spot, identify and treat specific pests. Click here to check it out – https://contegohomeshield.com/know-how/ and select the pest guides.

We recommend spraying insecticide in the affected area daily until there is no longer any pest activity

Rodents tend to nest in warm spaces such as lofts and under floorboard, kitchen units, under the bath, walls.

Fleas bedbugs, moths, beetles etc tend to be found in carpets and other fabrics

Wasps are commonly located  in air brick covers, lofts and under facias

Cockcroaches love warm spaces

No, our rodenticides will be just as effective in the packaging as out of it.

When using our blocks in conjuction with a bait station, these can be unwrapped

A: Mice and rats are not fussy eaters. In the wild, they will typically eat seed, grains and fruit, but if the rodents are in your home, they will gnaw away at almost anything they can find. Dry foods like cereals are easy targets, but both rats and mice will be indiscriminate when it comes to sustenance. Don’t be surprised to see evidence of rodents around bins and waste food – this is a common factor in the initial attraction of mice and rats to your home in the first place.

Place the poison near locations of high pest activity. When using outside,or indoors around children/pets, use a bait station to protect local wildlife, pets and children

Mice have a life expectancy of 18 months to two years. They tend to breed every 35 days so it is important to keep putting down poison until it is no longer being taken. 

We recommend keeping all products out of reach from pets and children