Termites in the Camper??
So, in the past, we've had the subterranean variety-the really tough kind to get rid of-and have treated accordingly. For a couple months now, I've been finding wings and some bodies in the driveway a...
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Dog Folks wrote:
If they are subterranean termites, these could be alates or "swarmers". They are trying to start new colonies. They released into the air in great quantities. 99% do NOT establish new colonies. They are weak fliers, often just being blown with the prevailing wind.
To start a new colony they need: A high amount of moisture. A rotten piece of wood or very soft soil to dig into. A rotten log or piece of wood that is water saturated, laying of the ground works best.
As these conditions probably do not exist in your camper, I would do NOTHING with pesticides. They will soon dehydrate and die.
Simply vacuum them up if you like. I know that they are scary, but the chance of infestation is virtually nil. IF your camper has not moved there may some migrating factors.
But what would I know? I only spent 35 years in professional, commercial pest control. PM me if you wish.
LMAO..... Now the fun part; ten more answers will follow from people who will determine that DIY experience trumps this.
Well written sir.
