Latest Lice Articles
Get Rid of Head Lice
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It may not carry the negtative stigma that it once did, but that does not mean you don't want to get rid of head lice as quickly as possible once they are discovered on your head or the heads of your children.
Book Lice
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Book lice populations can build up quickly in stored food products that have been left and forgotten at the back of your pantry shelves. You'll find yourself throwing away a lot of never-used food if you don't use some precautions.
Psocids
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Psocids are very small insects measuring 1 to 4 mm. They are more commonly called booklice and their presence may be a sign of a mold problem in your home.
Home Remedy For Head Lice
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If your child has a problem with head lice, buying over-the-counter medications may be extremely expensive. Try creating some at-home head lice remedies to save some money.
Booklice
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Booklice belong to a group of insects known as the psocids. Booklice don't bite, but occasionally infest houses to the point that they become a problem.
Head Lice Treatment
A head louse treatment is required to eliminate head lice. Head lice need a living host to survive, so pest control treatments are not required. Treat the person carrying the lice with a head lice treatment and you will fix the problem.
Symptoms of Head Lice
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The best method of lice prevention is early detection and treatment by manual removal of lice and lice eggs. Knowing the symptoms of head lice will help you prevent their spread.
Pubic Lice
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Pubic lice, also known as crabs, are tiny parasites that are transmitted through sexual contact. Lice issues should be discussed with your doctor, not a pest control professional.
Head Lice
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We usually notice the presence of head lice when dandruff-like flakes begin appearing at the base of the neck and behind the ears of children.