Pest Mythbusters: Holiday Edition

Published In: Mythbusting, Pests
A small mouse wearing a Santa hat sits in a holiday-themed setting, highlighting the importance of Cook's Pest Control in keeping homes pest-free during the festive season.

Fact vs. Fiction About Winter Pest The holidays are a time for festive gatherings, cozy nights, and cherished memories. Unfortunately, they’re also a prime time for pests to seek shelter in your warm, welcoming home. With the colder weather come myths about winter pests—some amusing, others concerning. In this edition of Pest Mythbusters, we’re unwrapping […]

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Pest Control History Through the Ages

Published In: Miscellaneous, Mythbusting, Pests, Uncategorized

How People Have Battled Bugs for Centuries Pests have been a persistent challenge throughout history, prompting creative solutions from ancient civilizations to modern times. Today, pest control is more effective and environmentally conscious than ever. Let’s explore how pest control has evolved through the centuries, highlighting fascinating methods and innovations along the way.  Ancient Pest […]

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Mythbusting: DIY Moth Balls

Published In: Mythbusting
Several white, spherical moth balls placed on a burlap fabric surface, with Cook's Pest Control logo in the corner.

Along with contact kill aerosols like Raid, mothballs are one of the most common pest control products bought and used by the general public. Unfortunately, that also makes them one of the most misused and misunderstood pest control products. As with any other chemical product, it must be used correctly to have any effect on […]

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Fire Ant DIY Treatments

Published In: Mythbusting
Fire ants carrying food with "Cook's Pest Control" logo.

An Imported Pest that Wreaks Havoc Red Imported Fire Ants have been an enormous pest problem. First introduced to Mobile, Alabama in the 1940’s, Fire Ants have rapidly spread throughout the southern United States. Their success in the U.S. can be attributed to both their large colony sizes and their aggressiveness in defending their territory […]

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