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By suzanne waite
27 August 2008 14:00
How on earth are slugs getting inside my bungalow? I seem to have had a sudden "invasion" - is it possible I have somehow brought them in on shoes or mops or would there be a reason they have started to come inside?
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Dodolok says
If you don't know for sure you can surely place an ad using free classified ads websites and ask for feed back from other people who have already solved this issue.
27 April 2012 20:34
stavroula says
Maybe you should secure your house better. If it was build after the 80's, then you might have some problems,.I, for example, i've put double bathroom vanities in my outside bathroom to our vacantion home so that bugs or mold would not appear.I think that you find special solutions for cleaning that are meant to keep away slugs.
20 April 2012 19:48
Claudycontreras says
Three years ago I moved in a new house near the sea and I had a lot of slugs that were invading my house and they were awful.I've bought some great cleaning products from Buffalo classifieds and since I've started to use them I didn't have slugs anymore inside my house.
17 April 2012 16:10
LenBrannon says
This isn't the first time I hear that. No matter if you're invaded by slugs, ants or anything else, I guess you should secure your entrances. Tell me how that went.
17 April 2012 08:40
JohnChristmas says
Salt usually works, keeps them off. Slugs tend to come in areas of darkness, perhaps you can consider putting fairy lights at your yard and entrance to prevent them from coming close to your compound. John http://www.ldj-lights.co.uk/
Salt usually works, keeps them off. Slugs tend to come in areas of darkness, perhaps you can consider putting fairy lights at your yard and entrance to prevent them from coming close to your compound.
John http://www.ldj-lights.co.uk/
12 July 2011 03:58