Never EVER kill a house centipede again. I had no idea….Read more

For many people, the sight of a house centipede scurrying across the floor is enough to send chills down their spine. With their long legs, lightning-fast movements, and eerie appearance, house centipedes often get an unfair

reputation as creepy pests. However, what many people don’t realize is that these creatures are actually beneficial allies in our homes. If you’ve ever instinctively squashed one of these little arthropods, you may want to think twice before doing it again. Here’s why you should never kill a house centipede.

House centipedes are nature’s own pest control squad. Unlike other unwanted insects that invade homes, centipedes are not destructive or disease-carrying.

Instead, they actively hunt and consume many of the actual pests that can cause real problems in your household. Their diet includes: Read more below

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