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Booklice are tiny, wingless, pale-colored insects that feed on mold and other decaying material. In the home or workplace, they can be found in books, papers, linen closets and any other damp area. Booklice are not harmful insects, but they can be annoying and problematic for homeowners.
Our booklice pest control service in Singapore helps homeowners and businesses get rid of, control and treat, booklice.
Booklice can be a real nuisance. But they don’t have to be. Booklice pest control is easy and affordable with our booklice pest control service.
Booklice can be found in homes, offices, warehouses and retail spaces. Booklice can cause a number of issues including damage to books and papers. Put a stop to booklice today!
Greencare uses natural products and state-of-the-art products and techniques to help you get rid of booklice from your home or workplace efficiently. Call us today to get rid of booklice.
Booklice may look harmless, but when left untreated, they can reproduce quickly and cause major damage. Booklice are most active in cooler conditions and can build up in homes especially during the rainy seasons.
Most people don’t even know that they have booklice in their homes, until they see them. Booklice are tiny insects that can crawl into almost any crack or crevice, and once there, they’re hard to get rid of.
After the first booklice treatment in Singapore, you’ll likely have to treat again in 2-4 weeks. Booklice are very persistent. They’re back within a week of your first treatment.
Use our booklice removal service in Singapore to control & prevent booklice from returning throughout your home or office.
As booklice are attracted to moisture, booklice infestations are mainly caused by high humidity. This is where the types of bacteria, yeast, mould, and algae that allow them to thrive exist.
Booklice commonly appear and thrive in damp, high-humidity areas like walls and ceilings of bathrooms and kitchens.
It’s important to keep areas prone to dampness well-ventilated to prevent booklice infestation. Improved airflow lowers humidity levels and keeps the areas dry.
However, if it’s a recurring problem, it’s recommended that you contact a leading pest control and cleaning specialist like Greencare for professional assistance.
Yes, pesticides can kill booklice, but addressing the underlying humidity conditions is essential for long-term control.
Booklice are not a sign of poor hygiene. They are attracted to moisture and humidity, not dirt and filth.
Booklice will go away on its own only if its food source—bacteria, yeast, mould, and algae—no longer exists. This happens when the humidity in the space decreases, and its food source will not be able to survive.
