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Why Australians are starting to prefer eco-friendly pest control companies
April 10, 2019

pest controlWe all know that it’s truly a bother when there are crawling insects and other pests in our house especially when we are living with children. As much as possible we want them out of our home. Thankfully, we can always do something about it. One solution would be hiring a pest control company to eradicate them. Many households in Australia are becoming more responsible when it comes to environmental lifestyle including choosing a pest-control service. Pesticides are proven to be harmful not only to the environment but also to people’s health. That is why people nowadays are choosing pest control services that manage their pests’ problems without using products that can damage the home and the property. Companies that use eco-friendly products to eliminate pests are the best option.

Eco-friendly products for pest control are just as good and effective as conventional methods. But methods with eco-friendly products have better results over a long period of time. It’s natural for pests to develop resistance to chemical products and they pass this to their offspring. This is why it’s hard to control or terminate infestation. However, with the use of eco-friendly solutions, pests will have a hard time to resist treatments. Chances are you won’t have to deal with the same problem in the future because the root of the problem is already addressed by eco-friendly pest control.

In Australia, over thousands of pounds of chemical pesticides are used every year. Pesticides are known to infect the air, water, and soil. There are chemicals that be found on common pesticides like methoxychlor, vinclozolin, and phosphates. These are known to link to cancer, brain damage and respiratory problems. It’s dangerous for children and infants to be exposed to these chemicals because they are much vulnerable to the effects of this toxics. It is just too risky to consider using pesticides. It can contaminate your water supply, kill plants and other helpful living organisms in your garden and too much exposure will lead to health problems. The use of a carbon footprint is a major issue. This is the reason why people are encouraged to use safe products to control pests because toxic pesticides are more dangerous to humans and the environment than the pests targeted. It is advisable to completely eliminate the use of pesticide in order to avoid devastating effects.

For people with beautiful landscape in their homes, the use of traditional pesticides would be a bad idea. It can cause grass, bushes, and plants to die. These chemicals have the tendency to stay longer in the soil so it would be difficult to regrow the plants. Eco-friendly methods are gentle and conservatively done to specifically eradicate those unwanted insects and pests in your property. The methods and the products are also favorable to the natural status of your garden. This is vital especially if you have pets at home. By avoiding toxic chemicals, your cats or dogs will be safe from inhaling or ingesting potentially deadly chemicals.

Traditional pesticides have a strong smell that would linger in the air after the process. You would end up staying in your smelly home and sniffing the harmful chemicals. The good thing about eco-friendly pest control products is that it does not have a harsh smell and it will not the smell would not linger in your home. Conventional pest control service may require you to seal all your food or may request you to leave your home overnight after the application. This is totally inconvenient. However, you won’t be disrupted if you choose to hire an eco-friendly pest control service like Wilsons Pest Control because there is no need for you to evacuate your house. These methods are not harmful so you can stay in your home while treatment is ongoing. You won’t also have to worry about your children moving around the house because they won’t be exposed to harmful chemicals. The chances of getting allergies are minimal to none.

Hiring a pest control company that provides eco-friendly solutions is a wonderful decision if you want help with your pest problems. By using this method, you can be sure that the ways are effective plus your health, your pets, and the environment is well taken care of.

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