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- naturistNomadI had a problem with Argentine ants, an infestation I think I picked up in Las Vegas a couple years ago. After fighting 'em for a while with ant bait traps that didn't help at all, I decided to try diatomaceous earth (food grade). The basement, the area under the water heater, furnace, fridge, and plumbing all got a thorough cleaning and re-dusting with the diatomaceous earth, and I haven't had ants since.
Stink bugs, on the other hand . . . . (they are immune to everything). - nomad297Explorer
Doug33 wrote:
Never had an issue until after a trip earlier this summer. A couple weeks after that trip, I went into the TT and found about a 100 dead flies. I can only guess that a couple got in there during the trip and managed to multiply once the TT was parked next to our house. It took hours to get all those dead flies out of the camper. Yuck.
I had the exact same thing happen to me. No idea where they came from. They were pretty big, too.
Bruce - Doug33ExplorerNever had an issue until after a trip earlier this summer. A couple weeks after that trip, I went into the TT and found about a 100 dead flies. I can only guess that a couple got in there during the trip and managed to multiply once the TT was parked next to our house. It took hours to get all those dead flies out of the camper. Yuck.
- copeland343ExplorerWe have the pest control company that takes care of the house also take care of the RV at no additional charge. No bugs in camper.
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