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Sounds like fleas to me also! If you're uneasy about using a fogger, as I was when I had a bad flea infestation many years ago I got one of these electric flea traps...worked like a miracle! Could not believe the incredible number that it caught. Here's a link to show you what they look, like: this is a US site, but sure they're available in the UK also. Good luck, whatever you decide on! http://www.arbico-organics.com/1280101.html |
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I've never seen those electronic things either - looks like a good idea and good to hear DMs good review. It may be useful, for the next little while till you've sorted the infestation, to try to keep the little varmints off you and your OH. Get some lavender oil and sprinkle half a dozen drops on some hankies or similar. Leave to dry, then put the hankies in your bed and maybe in your underwear drawer - should keep them at bay. |
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I had a problem with fleas when I moved into the flat I rent. I used indoerex which I got from the vets and it worked a treat. BUut I would check berfore you buy that you can use it with the pet in the room as I don't think you can. Best of luck getting rid of them and I hope you aren't eaten to bad in the mean time. Sally |
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