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Anonymous users2024-01-24Fuss, you're a woman, it's normal to have worms, and sometimes there will be consumers coming in. Close all doors and windows tightly and spray insecticides (the kind that fights mosquitoes), and sweep away all mosquitoes and pests. Stuff for 3 hours and then ventilate.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not a cricket, it's a wasp.
Beneficial insects! It doesn't disturb the people, it goes out day and night, and occasionally snorts, just ignore it! Protecting beneficial insects is everyone's responsibility! Hehe.
It must be out to forage, and the insects also have to eat, and there is a shadow in my heart because I am afraid that it will crawl on you at night, right, don't worry, you just need to get a small light source here in the window and it will go towards the window.
Excuse me, what kind of window is your window, sliding or swinging. Is it single glazing or insulating glass?
The window is surrounded by 8 thick insulation layers, install 10 thick expansion screws, definitely not, high-rise sealing, must be absolutely safe, when encountering strong wind and rain, the outside will shake, only 2 thick screws in the brick, definitely not strong, the foam layer is not strong, it is recommended to use more than 15 expansion screws, the feeling will be firm, otherwise, the gains outweigh the losses, fall down and hit people, you will regret it for a lifetime.
I haven't lived in a house for half a year, and I found a lot of small particles of feces on the windows, and in a closed state, there are such small particles of feces in the house, which may be rats or birds. It's also possible that some creatures from someone else's house came through the wall.