It s a dark brown bug in the house!

Did it come out of the rice? You don't have **Ah, you go to check if it's a rice elephant. If so, there's no need to be afraid, that one can still eat you?

In addition to that, it is very simple, just control the source: method 1: Dry the water of the new garlic skin, decompose it into a petal, place it directly in the rice jar, and bury some in the deep and shallow places.

This method can also be used to prevent mung bean worms.

Method 2: Prepare a few small pieces of clean gauze, wrap each piece with a little pepper seeds, tie it and place it in the rice. If you use a rice bag to fill rice, you can soak the rice bag in boiling pepper juice for 10 minutes, and then dry it before holding rice, which also has an anti-insect effect.

Method 3: Put dried kelp or dried orange peel in the rice, which can play a role in preventing moisture and mildew at the same time.

If the rice has worms, you can use fresh ginger in the rice to drive the worms out.

In addition, in fine weather, it should be taken out to dry more. (That's just the way to get rid of the Miri bug, as for him crawling around ...... your house.)Find a small broom and sweep it all and you will get ......）

This is a beetle (pronounced du, the fourth sound) worm, and it is necessary to call the people of the household company to deal with it, and it is not a professional who cannot remove them all.

Beetles, thousand cows, etc., this kind of phototaxis, when the lights are turned on at night, there are many of them.

It's a cryptoptery, and you're talking about a poisonous cryptopteryx. Nearly 60,000 species of Cryptoptera have been found so far, and very few are poisonous.

The little brown bug in the house is the bed bug. Bed bugs belong to the class Insecta, Hemiptera, Bed Bugidae, and are a group of insects of medical importance in the order Hemiptera. According to reports, there are about 75 species in the world, but the vast majority are parasitic on bats and birds, and there are fewer species related to humans.

There are odor glands, and the secretions have a special smell, so they are also called bed bugs. Bed bugs hide in crevices of beds and other furniture; They also like to hide behind wainscoting or under loose wallpaper. Even without any feeding, they can survive up to a year.

Bed bugs can be introduced into the house from old beds or furniture, or personal belongings. When invading a house, bed bugs can spread one by one in the room.

Based on the information you provide, it is not possible to determine the specific species of the small black worm. However, there are some common indoor black bug species for your reference:

1.Small flying insects, also called gnats. Their larvae are elongated cylindrical and often have ornaments such as long hairs or brushes at the ventral ends. They breed in pools, baths, sprinklers, or drains, especially those that are rarely used or drain slowly.

2.Drosophila melanosode. They are about 4 mm long and feed mainly on putrefaction garbage.

3.The flea fly is the smallest fly in the world, and its body length is only about a millimeter. Their backs are bulging, hence the name "humpback fly". With the exception of a very small number of parasitic flies, all other flea flies are scavenging.

4.Psyllids. They belong to the class Insecta, Coleoptera, and psyllididae and are one of the common indoor pests.

To prevent the appearance of small black bugs, you can take the following measures:

1.Clean up the sanitary corners, keep the bathroom, kitchen and other places dry and tidy.

2.Use a tightly sealed, odor-proof floor drain and check the tightness of the floor drain frequently.

3.Deal with spoiled food in a timely manner, especially in summer, when food is prone to slow down and feast, so it is necessary to dispose of leftover food in time to prevent spoilage and insects.

We hope you find the above information helpful. If the problem persists, it is recommended that you consult a professional pest control agency or seek professional advice.

Tobacco nails, find the nest, **.

You should be talking about the Red Intention to come to Guyuan to steal.

The red sylphantus is an insect of the order Coleoptera, the family Pseudocarapace. It is distributed in most provinces and regions of China, tropical and warmer regions of the world. It is mainly harmful to flour, parasitic on wheat, corn, rice, sorghum, oilseeds, dried fruits, beans, Chinese medicinal materials, raw medicinal materials, ginger, dried fish, dried meat, leather, silkworm cocoons, tobacco leaves, insect specimens, etc.

Mainly harmful to flour, the insect has odorous glands secreting odorous fluid, making the flour mildewy, and its secretions also contain carcinogen benzoquinone.