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Record-Breaking Rainfall and Thriving Mosquitoes🦟 🌧️

Posted by Athena Hadjipanayis on Sep 20, 2023 1:00:00 PM

In case you missed it, this summer unleashed a mosquito frenzy like no other. Despite our best intentions, our summer evenings were often punctuated by the telltale buzz of a mosquito in search of its next meal. So, what made this summer so hospitable for mosquitoes? Let's delve deeper into the factors contributing to this mosquito mayhem.

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The Importance of Tick and Mosquito Control for Pet Owners 🦟🐕

Posted by Athena Hadjipanayis on Jul 25, 2023 10:30:00 AM

While ticks and mosquitoes can be both annoying and harmful to humans, our furry counterparts can also be affected. There are many illnesses and diseases that can be contracted through both ticks and mosquitoes. It's important to protect your property from these insects not only to safeguard yourself but your furry family members.

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Mosquitoes and Standing Water: A Breeding Ground for Bloodsucking Insects! 🦟💦

Posted by Athena Hadjipanayis on Jun 20, 2023 1:51:32 PM

Have you ever wondered why there are still mosquitoes on your property, even though you are utilizing our mosquito spray services? The answer lies not in our treatment solution, but rather aligns with the common factor of having standing water within or near your property. Mosquitoes thrive in areas that are warm and have plenty of moisture. They lay their eggs in unagitated, stagnant water near the edges of lakes and ponds, among plants in swamps or marshes, or even in just a container that holds water.

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Mighty Mosquito: A Tiny Insect With a Big Bite! 🦟

Posted by Athena Hadjipanayis on May 30, 2023 10:00:00 AM

The itchy bites that result from an encounter with a mosquito are not something that anyone would want. Not only are these itchy bumps red, irritated, and inflamed, but they can also carry diseases that can pose health risks to humans and animals. Because we're shifting into the summer season, mosquitoes are becoming more prominent.

Controlling mosquitoes around your home can seem like an impossible task, but it can be manageable by utilizing organic, natural mosquito control, and environmentally friendly botanical pest control products. Even if you do become a victim of a mosquito bite, we have a few all-natural home remedies to treat the symptoms and make them more bearable. Read more for a bite-sized (pun intended) A-Z guide about mosquitoes in Massachusetts!

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Are Mosquito and Tick Yard Treatments Safe for Pets?

Posted by Pure Solutions on Sep 16, 2022 9:30:00 AM

When hiring a tick and mosquito company, make sure you understand what type of product they are using. Some are much safer for use around your pets than others. 

The Pet Problem

Across New England and the mosquitoes are out in force, targeting your next BBQ like it's their Superbowl. At the same time, tick populations are booming across Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, and Connecticut. 

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Pollinator Week

Posted by Pure Solutions on Jun 22, 2022 11:52:36 AM

It's Pollinator week, a nationwide "holiday" where people all around the country raise awareness about dangers our pollinators are facing and what we can do to help! This week, Pure Solutions is participating in this awareness campaign. We will be posting consistently throughout the week on our Instagram and Facebook more facts about Pollinators and how they affect our environment.

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4 Things to look for in a Mosquito Control Company

Posted by Pure Solutions on May 25, 2022 10:45:42 AM

Finding a professional mosquito control company near you is not hard. But finding one that understands your property's unique needs can be a challenge. Here is what to look for when selecting a mosquito control company. 

You’ve lathered up in mosquito repellents, you’ve tried removing all standing water around your home, you light citronella candles, and you even bought an expensive propane mosquito catcher…and yet you still have mosquitos...lots of them. Then it may be time to consider a professional mosquito spray service company. As mosquito (and tick) populations explode across New England, so has the rise of companies that offer services to kill these populations. But the level of service, the products, and the attention to detail varies widely from the larger, national corporate companies to the fly-by-night one-man operators and you need to make sure you engage with a reputable company you trust. 

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How to Minimize Mosquito Breeding on Your Lawn

Posted by Pure Solutions on Jun 18, 2021 9:15:00 AM

Your lawn is a place to recreate and enjoy life's simple pleasures, like a BBQ and cold drink. However, there is one pest always looking to ruin your good time. The Culiseta longiareolata, otherwise known as the mosquito. Typically, homeowners will slather themselves in insect repellent or utilize other mosquito control options. But one of the best things you can do is remove those areas that promote mosquito breeding around your property. 

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The 5 Best All-Natural Backyard Mosquito Control Repellents

Posted by Pure Solutions on Jun 8, 2021 12:47:19 PM
 

From BBQs to Birthday Parties mosquitoes know how to ruin a good time. Here are some options to eliminate mosquitoes from your property safely and naturally.

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Mosquito Season is Back...and so is EEE

Posted by Pure Solutions on Jul 21, 2020 8:00:00 AM

 

It has been a challenging summer thus far, to say the least. Our anxieties are high and the COVID-19 Pandemic is just one of the many reasons we are all feeling a bit overwhelmed. However, we must stay vigilant as there is one seasonal pest in our backyards that does not care about the Coronavirus, our familiar foe, the mosquito. As we spend more and more time at home, enjoying our yards and local recreational opportunities we are exposing ourselves, our families and friends to mosquito-borne illnesses such as Eastern Equine Encephalitis

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