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Everyone has their "moment of distress" flea stories. If you have pets, I know you can relate! Doesn't it get frustrating paying for flea sprays and other control products that don't work? I mean, they work to some extent but they somehow come back. Are there any permanent solutions for fleas out there?

Fleas are some of the toughest pests to deal with. Managing them can be a major headache. Even after cleaning your entire house thoroughly, feeling like you've turned your whole house upside down plus a couple of shakes to get rid of these pestering fleas, somehow more fleas turn up and begin to pinch at your defenseless "shin area." Seriously, why do they always bite there!? It's annoying enough that I have to wear off spray in my own home. My pest problem got so annoying that I eventually had to look up another solution...a professional solution.

After research, I came to two final conclusions: flea bombs and flea foggers. So what's the difference? Flea bombs and flea foggers are the same exact thing. A lot of people misconstrue the idea of a flea bomb of actually exploding and killing them http://tysonqzxk500.fotosdefrases.com/5-qualities-the-best-people-in-the-cua-luoi-chong-muoi-gia-bao-nhieu-industry-tend-to-have in flames. No not really, I just made that up. But really, they are the same exact item; one item with two aliases. Flea foggers (aka flea bombs) are key for overwhelming infestations. The slight disadvantage is that it doesn't thoroughly clean out cracks and crevices (where pests usually hide). However, if you problem is like mine (out in the open), then flea bombs are the way to go.

Now you know the difference between a flea bomb and fogger. There is no difference. When in dire need of a flea management solution, you should definitely look into purchasing a couple of flea bombs. Stop wasting your money on local bug sprays and start going the professional route. Permanently get rid of your flea infestation. So what are you waiting for? Stop scratching at your legs and invest in some flea foggers. FYI, I wrote this entire article on the same bed without one flea bite! Thank you flea bombs

DIY: How to Repair Garden Flex Hose in 5 minutes

Garden hoses could break or leak when not taken care of properly.

There are many ways that can be considered for giving a long life to your garden hoses. However, the basic to your hose safe is to keep them indoors in winter and summer. Even if you provide proper maintenance to the garden hoses, they could create problems. They could leak or break completely.

In this guide, we will explain how you can fix your garden hoses at home. If your garden hose is broke or is on a verge to break, then follow these steps:

As we mentioned earlier that there could be majorly two types of problems in the garden hoses. It could be leaking or have broken completely. I am sure this is not a task you need to worry about because you can find it comfortably whether it is just dripping, or cut altogether. So, first, check what the actual problem with your garden hose is and then search for its solution.

You will find it a little challenging to locate a leak if it is minimal. You might find the water coming out but not sure from where. You should first check all the joints and see if they are tight enough. If they are too minute and you do not see them faulty, then you must examine the complete pipe. You can use the permanent marker to mark the place of leak, once you find the hole.

If you did not ever repair garden hoses, then you might not have a repair kit. You can use a repair kit if you already have or you need to buy it. Get to your nearest hardware shop and purchase the best repair kit which should include clips and hose along with other tools.

If your hose leaks into the centre, then the kit will come with a piece of narrow tubing and two clamps. Whereas, you will get a brace and threaded fitting if it is leaking from the end of the hose. That is why checking the leak is very important. You need to take care of the size of your tube as well. Purchase the kit as per its size otherwise, tools and hose will not match.

If hole on the hose is tiny, just like a puncture, then you need not cut the whole tubing. Use the kit which you have bought for the leak and fix that little hole. But be sure that it is minimal. In case you feel it can create a problem in the future, then better follow the next step.

Cut the hose with a knife or if you have any other sharp tool. Be attentive while cutting it because it can injure you. Better if you put the tube on the ground and then cut it. In that case, you will be able to put more pressure, and there will be lesser chances of getting injured. The cut should be smooth and precise, not slanted or ragged. It will be helpful to repair seamlessly.

The hoses are hard, and it is difficult to fix them in that situation. Better make them soften by soaking into the hot water. Get some warm water and put the hose into it for a few minutes. It will make it soft and comfortable to repair.

If the cut is at the end of the hose, then you can insert the threaded replacement end into it. Push harder to make it go inside as much as possible. The sleeve in the replacement end will be a tight fit, and you will have to put extra effort to insert it, but it's essential to make sure the sleeve goes all the way into the hose.

Now you can attach the clamp which you bought along with the repairing tool kit. Use a screwdriver to fix it completely. Make sure the screw is fixed tight. It will prevent your hose from leaking.

Once you have followed all the mentioned steps, your garden hose will be ready to use without leaking. We have tried to say all the possible problems which you could face with your garden hose. If you encounter something new or different, then you can go to your nearest garden centre or hardware shop. You can explain to them your situation, and they might help you. They can guide you on which tool you should use and how to apply.

Once, when I faced the same problem and did not get my answer on the internet, I went to the shop, and they helped me with a great solution. They suggested me to use either fruit cage netting clips or garden net clips to fix the issue with my garden hose. And it was an excellent tip.