Where Can I Find Fleas in My House?

If your house is infested with fleas, you may want to try using an insecticide spray. These sprays should be sprayed on areas where fleas are most likely to live and breed. It is important to apply the spray lightly and check for fabric compatibility before use. Once applied, the spray will kill fleas and leave your house smelling fresh. Vacuuming the house after applying the spray will also help.

It is common for a home with a pet to have a flea infestation. However, people without pets can also be affected. Fleas can live on clothing and other items brought into an infested area. Fleas will attach to the clothing, and can lay eggs.

Carpets are another common place for fleas to hide and lay their eggs. Old homeowners may have tried to rid their houses of fleas, but the fleas could still be in the carpets. Regardless of the cause of the infestation, cleaning your home regularly is essential. You can also contact a vet for an effective treatment and prevention.

The first sign that you may have a flea infestation is if your pet has flea bites on their skin. These tiny, red bumps are caused by fleas and are quite itchy. They are often mistaken for mosquito bites.