Damp Beetles or any other name.

As Conkers will deter/remove spiders from a room/house, what will
deter/remove Woodlice?

Any tips. They even come in/accumulate in a very dry atmosphere, but are of
course worse in a damp environment.

Mike

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On 09/11/2010 09:38, 'Mike' wrote:
Damp Beetles or any other name.

As Conkers will deter/remove spiders from a room/house, what will
deter/remove Woodlice?

Spiders? lack of conkers?

Any tips. They even come in/accumulate in a very dry atmosphere, but are of
course worse in a damp environment.

They tend to follow damp wood or cellulose. Do you have a damp problem?

Regards,
Martin Brown

On Tue, 09 Nov 2010 12:12:17 +0000, Martin Brown
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On 09/11/2010 09:38, 'Mike' wrote:
Damp Beetles or any other name.

As Conkers will deter/remove spiders from a room/house, what will
deter/remove Woodlice?

Spiders? lack of conkers?

Any tips. They even come in/accumulate in a very dry atmosphere, but are of
course worse in a damp environment.

They tend to follow damp wood or cellulose. Do you have a damp problem?


Or a cat that fetches them in?
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In message , Martin Brown
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On 09/11/2010 09:38, 'Mike' wrote:
Damp Beetles or any other name.

As Conkers will deter/remove spiders from a room/house, what will
deter/remove Woodlice?

Spiders? lack of conkers?

Any tips. They even come in/accumulate in a very dry atmosphere, but are of
course worse in a damp environment.

They tend to follow damp wood or cellulose. Do you have a damp problem?

I understood that they only eat rotten wood, which they did voraciously
until I got a concrete garage which stays dry inside.

I also believe that they are useful in compost bins.
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