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NO. Termites feed on cellulose: they therefore consume wood and all its derivatives (cardboard, paper, etc.). They can also damage books, walls, wallpaper, vapor barriers and drywall… Moreover, their search for food leads them to cut a path through materials that they do not eat, but merely damage significantly: plaster, polystyrene, wire coating…
