How Do You Get Rid Of Silverfish In A Kitchen?
Silverfish are insects with long, thin bodies, two antennae on their heads and two appendages that resemble antennae protruding from the ends of their bodies. These wingless insects seek out damp and dark areas, feeding on paper, fabrics, glue, wheat products and cereal. When silverfish appear in the kitchen, most people are repelled enough to take measures to eliminate them from the home. Remedying unwanted sources of moisture in the home and sealing cracks will often cause silverfish to move to other more hospitable locations. Traps are another way to eliminate silverfish from a home. Examine damp and dark areas in the kitchen where silverfish may be entering and may be hiding. Use silicone caulk to seal up any cracks and crevices along baseboards, around pipes, in cupboards and any other areas that silverfish would find attractive. Mix one part borax with one part granulated sugar in the small bowl. Sprinkle this mixture along baseboards and crevices to repel silverfish. Use plumber
