Can Termites Travel With You?

Termites are attracted to the cellulose in plant fibers found in wood, clothing and fabric. They prefer to live in a dark, damp area of a home. They will enter your home through cracks and crevices in the foundation. They will also seek out moisture from plumbing and roof leaks. They will also seek food sources near the home.

Some termites will travel in luggage or clothes. They will also travel in mud tubes, small muddy tunnels that termites create to get from one location to another. They will leave mud tubes along walls and windowsills. They will also leave piles of wings in these areas.

A swarm of winged termites is often the first indication that you have an infestation. The swarms of flying termites usually occur in the spring. This indicates that termites are looking for a new colony to start. A swarm of termites can be very dangerous, as it can spread quickly. They can damage your property and even cause skin irritation.

If you see a swarm of termites, close the window and light fixtures and seal any cracks. You may also want to turn off all lights in your house. This will help protect you from further infestation.

Termites can also leave small holes or tunnels in your clothing, furniture or other items. If you notice this, you need to clean it up as soon as possible. You can also use white vinegar or water to spray the area.

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