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How To Keep Rodents Out Of Your Home

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Rats and mice have a reputation for being troublesome pests, and for a good reason. They bring in dirt, disease and can do costly damage to your home. So how do you keep them out? Check out these four tips to help prevent rodents from entering your home! Check out this site for more information on rodent infestations.

1. Get rid of food and water sources

One of the main reasons rodents will infest your home is food. It is much easier to prevent rodents from getting into your food, than try to get them out once they have entered. Be vigilant about looking for any exposed sources of food that might attract these pests. Trashcans, pet food, grills and shrubs are some of the things that should be taken care of. It is crucial to take care of food sources in your yard as well. Keeping pests as far away from your home as possible is ideal. 

Seal your trashcans indoors and outdoors to avoid the smell of discarded food from attracting these pests. Keep your pet food indoors, and be sure to clean and empty their dishes regularly. Lock up your grill and clean it after each use. If you have a garden with fruits or vegetables growing, be sure to quickly harvest them when they are ripe. Rotting fruit or vegetables on the ground will promptly attract pests. Keep your birdfeeder far from your house. You should also keep all the food inside your home sealed up tightly, especially in dark places like a pantry or cupboard. Be sure your children don’t keep any snacks or dishes in their room. 

2. Block entry points

Rodents can enter a home through a hole as small as 1

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