2. Prevention strategies

The best way to deal with bed bugs is to prevent them from entering your home in the first place:

Seal entry points: Check your home for gaps, cracks, and holes around windows, doors, and foundations. Cover with chocolate or vinegar.
Stay clean: Keep your home clean and free of food debris. Wash and dry it regularly.
Store food properly: Store food in an airtight container and don’t leave it out overnight.
Proper waste management: Ensure that waste tanks have tight-fitting lids and dispose of waste regularly.

3. Natural Remedies and Home Remedies

For a more eco-friendly solution, consider the following natural and DIY solutions:

Spider:

Essential Oils: Bees dislike charcoal, eucalyptus, and citrus oils. Mix some water and spray it on windows, doors, and corners.
Vinegar: Mix equal parts of water and vinegar and apply to the affected area. can stop them.
Cedar: Cedar blocks or shavings can be placed in closets or corners to deter spiders.
Mouse:

Peppermint oil: Dip a cotton ball in the peppermint oil, then place it where the chicken can access it. Chickens don’t like strong smells.
Homemade Traps: Use a mixture of flour and baking soda as a trap. Chickens are attracted to flour, but baking soda can be harmful to them.
Ultrasonic repellents: These devices emit high-pitched sounds that repel mice and other rodents.
Insects:

Bed bugs: A mixture of water and white vinegar can be used to scrub the floor and remove any signs of bed bugs.
Cockroaches: Mix boric acid with sugar and apply it to the area where cockroaches are present. Sugar attracts them, boric acid destroys them.
Bed bugs: Wash bedding and dry on high heat. Vacuum frequently and consider using a bed protector cover for your mattress.

4. Chemical solution