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Booklice are a menace that can plague not just private residences, but commercial properties too.
They cause damage to both inanimate objects and foodstuffs, if left unchecked, they can cause a significant amount of disruption.
The experts at Vergo pest control are fully trained and experienced in booklice removal and prevention.
From households to businesses, our clients can expect fast and efficient results every single time.
If so, then contact us today and arrange a visit from one of our expert pest control technicians.
Book an appointment with Vergo today to prevent your booklice problem getting out of control at your home or business.
Our qualified team of technicians are all professionally trained and certified to be able to provide you with solutions that will solve your ant issue as quickly and efficiently as possible. Vergo is a certified BPCA member, offering the British Standard for Pest Management.
Booklice are a species of soft-bodied insect that has two pairs of membranous wings, though evolution has led to formation of wings being lost in most species.
As a result, most booklice are incapable of flight, instead feeding and living in and around damp areas. Booklice are typically brown in colour and measure 1mm in length, though larger species such as Lepinotus patruelis can grow up to 2mm in length.
A typical booklouse sports a long antennae which is threadlike with around 12-50 segments. They usually have compound eyes, albeit poorly developed, as well as biting mouthparts which enable them to feed.
Booklice (Psocids) are small, soft-bodied insects that thrive in damp, humid environments. They feed on mold, fungi, and organic matter found in books, wallpaper, and stored food products. While they don’t bite or spread disease, they can damage books, papers, and certain stored foods.
Signs of a booklice infestation include seeing tiny, pale insects crawling on books, wallpaper, or in damp areas such as basements or bathrooms. You may also notice damage to paper products or find them in food storage areas, where they feed on mold growing on grains or flour.
Booklice are attracted to areas with high humidity and moisture, especially where mold or fungi can grow. They are often found in damp basements, bathrooms, kitchens, and any area with poor ventilation or where paper and books are stored.
To prevent booklice, reduce moisture in your home or business by using dehumidifiers and improving ventilation. Regularly clean and dust areas where books, papers, or food are stored, and keep these areas dry. Storing books and papers in sealed containers and keeping food in airtight containers can also help.
If you find booklice, first reduce humidity levels in the affected area by using a dehumidifier or fan. Remove any moldy or damp materials, clean surfaces thoroughly, and consider disposing of infested books or papers. For severe infestations, professional pest control may be needed to treat the area effectively.