Plastic is everywhere in modern homes. We use plastic containers for food storage, plastic pipes for plumbing, plastic trash cans, and plastic in countless other places. If you’re trying to protect your home from rats, you might be counting on plastic to keep them out or keep food safe. But rats are known for having … Read more
New York City has a pretty serious rat problem. If you live in an NYC apartment, you’ve probably seen these rodents scurrying around the subway, dumpsters, or even your neighborhood streets. But what happens when they stop being an outdoor problem and start showing up inside your home? Rats are really good at finding their … Read more
If you’ve spotted a rat in your house and you’ve got mouse traps on hand, you might be wondering if they’ll work. Mouse traps are easier to find in stores, they’re cheaper than rat traps, and maybe you’re hoping you can use what you already have. But rats are bigger and stronger than mice. A … Read more
If you’ve got a letter box (or mail slot) on your front door, you might’ve wondered whether rats could use it to get inside your house. It seems like a pretty obvious entry point, especially if you’ve seen rats in your neighborhood. Letter boxes are designed to let mail through, which means they’re basically a … Read more
When you’re trying to keep rats out of your home, you might think that tiny cracks and small gaps are nothing to worry about. After all, rats are pretty big animals compared to insects. But you’d be shocked at how small of an opening a rat can actually squeeze through. Can rats get through small … Read more