People use mothballs in many ways, but they're not always safe. To protect you and your household's health, try these ...

If a female house mouse mates with multiple male house mice, her litter could have multiple fathers. Polyandry, as this mating practice is called, is common for various species. Yet scientists are ...

Mothballs are often touted as a quick fix for pest problems, and your gran may have sworn them, but is it actually a good idea to use them to deter mice?

You might search for the quickest fix possible after discovering a mouse in your home, but many common DIY solutions may only ...

Some people will try just about anything to get rid of mice in their home, but there is one method that is just dangerous and ...

If you're seeing signs of mice in your home, raid your pantry for strong scents that mice don't like. These strong smells ...

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Even if your house and yard are kept clean, you may be attracting mice without even realizing it. Stacks of old papers and books stashed in the garage, old clothing in the attic, seeds set out for ...

Mothballs are most effective at deterring clothes moths and their larvae. Beyond clothes moths, mothballs do not repel most pests and animals. To use mothballs safely and effectively, always store ...

Scientists have discovered what could be a breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. Over 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, which slowly erodes memory, cognitive skills and ...

ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 6 (UPI) --Spanish and Chinese scientists said Monday they have used specifically tailored nanoparticles to clear out build-ups of a key toxin linked to Alzheimer's disease in the ...

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