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Fact sheets - pests

Fact sheets - pests

Here you find fact sheets about the most common pests in Sweden and how to avoid pest problems. Feel free to download the information.

Fact sheets A-Z

Bedbugs

Fact sheet

The bedbug is a parasite that sucks human blood and
can cause a great deal of physical and psychological
misery for those afflicted. We are here to help you.

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Rats and mice

Fact sheet

Rats and mice thrive where there are people, but it’s
important to keep them away from indoor environments.
Inside they are a threat to our health and can
cause a lot of damage to both food and items like
electric cables and insulation material.

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Pantry pests

Fact sheet

Not only can pantry pests come in with the shopping,
they can also get in from the surrounding environment.
They are not dangerous, merely unpleasant.
Make sure you keep your cupboards clean to reduce
the risk of uninvited guests.

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Wasps

Fact sheet

The wasp is a predatory insect that keeps down the
numbers of damaging insects in nature. It is also a
good pollinator. Only when it occurs close to humans
does it become a problem.

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Cockroaches

Fact sheet

Cockroaches are insects that many people find
unpleasant. They are insanitary, multiply rapidly
and often appear in large numbers in the very place
where we absolutely don’t want to see pests – where
we keep our food.

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Silverfish

Fact sheet

The silverfish (Lepisma saccharina) is one of the
commonest indoor insects. It is fleet of foot and
thrives best where it is warm and damp. It may be
a sign of damp if spotted in places other than the
kitchen or bathroom.

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Black garden ants

Fact sheet

The black garden ant (Lasius niger) belongs in the
wild, where it performs an important function.
Problems arise when its search for food and water
takes it into our homes. This invasion usually occurs
in spring.

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