Health Canada is issuing a recall for certain products sold by Raid, a popular brand of bug spray. The recall pertains to Raid Outdoor Ant Nest Destroyer 2 and Raid Max Wasp & Hornet Foam Bug ...

As the weather warms up, ants are making their annual comeback, showing up uninvited in kitchens, crawling across counters, ...

The insect control company, Raid, is voluntarily pulling two of their bug sprays from the market due to the cans showing signs of leaking. The company’s Outdoor Ant Nest Destroyer 2 and their ...

So what’s the solution? The most straightforward answer is learning how to make homemade bug repellent. With a few ingredients you likely already have at home, you can quickly begin tackling ...

Ants can be a real nuisance when they start appearing in your kitchen or around your plants - but there's a simple and ...

However, this simple garden spray, made with pantry items you probably already have, can help reduce the bug population in your garden without affecting other thriving plants. First, you’ll need ...

Store this blend in a spray bottle and voila! You’ve got your homemade bug spray. Mix soybean oil, lemongrass oil, and rosemary oil and pour it into mason jars with a wick to create beautiful, ...

Health Canada has issued a recall for two types of Raid insect killer. The products include Raid Outdoor Ant Nest Destroyer 2 and Raid Max Wasp & Hornet Foam Bug Killer 2. According to Health ...

For a bug repellent that’s safe and effective—and that won’t stink or leave a puddle of oil on your skin—skip the DEET and get a picaridin formula, like Sawyer Products 20% Picaridin ...

Available as both a concentrate and an aerosol, CrossFire Bed Bug Killer is safe to use indoors. You can even spray it directly on your mattress. And it claims to kill bed bugs at all stages of ...

And the best thing is, it only uses 4 ingredients. To make the spray, start by heating up six cups of water — you want it close to, but not quite boiling. Let the mix simmer gently for around 30 ...