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edenfairy
Mar 03, 2009
Great article! Thanks for writing it. -
MommyTeach
Mar 01, 2009
I just bought Home defense. We are going to spray around the house and in certain areas shortly. Thanks for the tips. -
Toni G. - a.k.a georgelarson
Mar 01, 2009
Good information about getting rid of fleas. Thanks. -
Francine Sanchez
Mar 01, 2009
yuck. we've used borax it helped a lot. really, our flea problem didn't go away until we started giving the kitties frontline -
jennen
Mar 01, 2009
I am still amazed at just how strong salt is and the many uses that it has... great article... five stars -
toogie2
Mar 01, 2009
I never thought about borax. Good idea. -
DianeD
Feb 13, 2009
my daughter needs this for her cats! -
Knowpher
Feb 03, 2009
This is a good article! I always need dog care tips! Thanks! 5* -
swordav1611
Jan 13, 2009
Very good, informative article on fleas! Thank you! -
swordav1611
Jan 13, 2009
Very good, informative article on fleas! Thank you! -
JoyNmyHeart
Jan 11, 2009
Terrific article on getting rid of fleas Ugh! I have had several different types of pets and have seen fleas many times. We have one dog now and we use Sentinel on her. It is expensive but we haven't seen any fleas since we started using it. -
PackLeaderof6
Jan 05, 2009
This is a great article with alot of accurate information, especially the emphasis on treating the environment. With 5 animals constantly in & out of my home, I realized how important it was to treat my yard and maintain it to subdue the problem. I went through every possible solution offered. Being a "do-it-yourself" person I began researching home remedies and natural products. I thoroughly disliked exterminators in/around my home and all the chemicals I knew they used. Besides they never worked anyways. Upon some internet browsing I found a natural product that claimed to work to repel & eliminate fleas and ticks. So I ordered some Wondercide thinking "hey, I've tried everything else, why not this"? Well it worked. I've been using the Wondercide Evolv, EcoTreat, & BioDefense consistently for 3 months now, and have seen a drastic improvement around my home and on my pets. I couldn't -
PackLeaderof6
Jan 05, 2009
This is a great article with alot of accurate information, especially the emphasis on treating the environment. With 5 animals constantly in & out of my home, I realized how important it was to treat my yard and maintain it to subdue the problem. I went through every possible solution offered. Being a "do-it-yourself" person I began researching home remedies and natural products. I thoroughly disliked exterminators in/around my home and all the chemicals I knew they used. Besides they never worked anyways. Upon some internet browsing I found a natural product that claimed to work to repel & eliminate fleas and ticks. So I ordered some Wondercide thinking "hey, I've tried everything else, why not this"? Well it worked. I've been using the Wondercide Evolv, EcoTreat, & BioDefense consistently for 3 months now, and have seen a drastic improvement around my home and on my pets. I couldn't -
Bryarsmomma
Dec 29, 2009
i found that putting a low lamp on the floor and a shallow bowl w/ soapy water under the lamp at night works as a flea trap. they are attracted to the light,jump in and get stuck in the soap. just keep little ones and pets away from it, it will cause a soapy mess. but it works great. -
Bryarsmomma
Dec 29, 2009
i found that putting a low lamp on the floor and a shallow bowl w/ soapy water under the lamp at night works as a flea trap. they are attracted to the light,jump in and get stuck in the soap. just keep little ones and pets away from it, it will cause a soapy mess. but it works great. -
Bryarsmomma
Dec 29, 2009
i have found that if you put a low lamp on the floor at night and a shallow bowl with water and dish soap under the lamp it acts like a flea trap, they are attracted to the light, jump in, and get stuck in the soap. just make sure you don't have any babys around that might play in it, my little one ended making a big soapy mess. but it works great especially is well infested homes. -
Bryarsmomma
Dec 29, 2009
i have found that if you put a low lamp on the floor at night and a shallow bowl with water and dish soap under the lamp it acts like a flea trap, they are attracted to the light, jump in, and get stuck in the soap. just make sure you don't have any babys around that might play in it, my little one ended making a big soapy mess. but it works great especially is well infested homes. -
Fengming Jin Li
Nov 20, 2008
Great article, my roommate's cat used to have fleas and it's so annoying. Great advice! -
Susan Golis
Nov 17, 2008
very interesting I prefer to be natural, so I appreciate your article. -
sunshine11219
Nov 16, 2008
oh my goodness this is so awesome -
veryirie
Nov 16, 2008
All great tips for getting rid of fleas; thanks for sharing! -
cadence
Nov 16, 2008
Great ideas! I hate having fleas in my home. -
Angela Lynn
Nov 16, 2008
Awsome tips... We just got a puppy last week, and Im hoping I dont have to deal with fleas... -
sunshine11219
Nov 14, 2008
really great ideas -
kdyke
Nov 04, 2008
I have a pug and ever since we moved into our current house, my pug is full of fleas. I took her to Petco and spent 42 dollars on having her bathed. It didn't work at all. I have given her a bath in the dawn 3 times and it does kill them but she is still getting them from my yard. I need to know of good not very expensive ways to get the fleas out of my yard. Thank you in advance.