this is what i have noticed with fleas
vacuuming helps big time
BIG TIME
and when you first enter a room they are going to jump on you....... even if you are (maybe) winning the battle
take the time to pick the damn things off and drown them suckers in soapy water
vacuuming helps
if you know it's going to rain, vacuum a LOT ............. and then spray the knockout spray with the insect growth regulator
they are going to hatch with the humidity...... be ready for them little bloodsuckers
gray or light colored pants/socks help see them while they climb you ew.
some are so tiny you can't really see them.......but you see their movement
don't open your fingers to see if you got them.....do it WAY under soapy water cause them suckers are going to jump
you haven't lived until you get one in your bra ...............or worse
the funny rusty looking spots and such in your socks etc........ yup blood
for really tiny insects they do bite a lot
really a lot
allergy meds help with the itching and the crusts and swelling, the welts and white dots i keep getting with these damn bits
nothing helps too much with the burning from the bites
and most importantly
the SECOND you see one flea
call the vet
One of my online friends was battling fleas this summer. She put bowls of soapy water under nightlights every night, and she said that helped a lot. It took a couple of weeks, but she eventually got rid of them.
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