Does Boric Acid Control Fleas?
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Are you looking for non-toxic flea prevention strategies? Lots of people want to treat fleas in their home without dangerous toxic chemicals. There are some techniques that help get rid of fleas, but they require careful application.
For instance, Boric Acid has long been touted as the wonder cure for many pest infestations. Boric Acid, found in the soap Borax, will certainly kill fleas when they come into contact with it. Boric Acid acts as a desiccant – it dehydrates fleas to the point that they die.
Unfortunately, Boric Acid works best when spread all over the surfaces that may harbor fleas. This can be a difficult challenge to get adequate coverage. You may have to cover every rug and floor in your home, as well as liberally coating your yard. Also, Boric Acid works by killing the flea larvae. You still have adult fleas present, and they can simply lay additional larvae.
There are a number of easier ways to get rid of fleas, and a many that offer low-toxicity. Your best bet is to consult with a professional to put together a plan to rid your home of fleas for good. For a free inspection, give us a call at 888-675-0258 or go to http://www.accuracypluscalifornia.com/.













