Indications: They are mostly a nuisance pest, but they can destroy cereals, books, papers, wallpaper, and other starchy items with their excrement. During severe infestations, these starchy targets may develop irregular-shaped holes from the insects feeding. Silverfish and Firebrats do not feed on wool or other animal products.
Inspection: Points of Bristletail movement can be difficult because they move behind the walls and in other generally dark areas in your structure. You will occasionally see them in bath tubs, on walls in closets or under the insulation in an attic. A thorough inspection can help to reveal Bristletail potential harborage and control points.
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