Bedfordshire Pest Control Poison

Using poison is a typical method of pest control. Poisons may be used to manage a number of rodent pests and birds. The poisons can be employed in many ways. For example, by using baited food sources which the pests eat and then ingest doses of the poison over time. Poisons can be applied using traps which lure in the pests and then deliver the poison.

Poisons are also employed to kill insect pests such as wasps or cockroaches. This is usually done through the use of insecticide spray or powder. The most successful insecticides are those which the pests spread themselves. To accomplish this, powder is applied to a high pest traffic area and then over a short time period the insecticide is distributed among them as they move around. This can be a extremely swift way of getting a high portion of the infestation under control.

Experienced pest control companies can use a number of insecticides and poisons to control pests. They may also have data on which poisons are the most reliable oncertain pests. Poisons should be used carefully as some pests are building resistances to particular sorts of poison. If they are being used in the garden this must only be done by a specialist company and procedures should be put in place to ensure that the poison will not spread to secondary wildlife.