May 2025

If you’ve spotted strange bald patches on your carpet or tiny, hairy creatures tucked in the corners of your home, you’re probably dealing with carpet beetle larvae. These little pests are small but destructive. Once they settle in, they can be stubborn. You don’t need to panic, though – if you understand how they work

You’re not imagining things – those tiny, round bugs you’ve spotted in your car really are black carpet beetles, and they don’t just look unpleasant; they can do real damage to your upholstery. If you’ve found yourself on the hunt for a way to evict them, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s have a

If you’ve spotted tiny beetles or odd little bald patches on your furniture, clothes or carpets, chances are you’re dealing with furniture carpet beetles. These pests are small, quiet, and destructive—and once they’re in, they don’t plan on leaving on their own. But don’t worry. If you take the right steps, you can get rid

If you’ve found tiny beetles or larvae in your bed, you’re probably feeling a bit grossed out—and rightfully so. Carpet beetles might not bite, but they’re still a nuisance. Their larvae shed hairs and skin as they move around, and that can trigger allergic reactions or skin irritation. Getting rid of them means understanding how

You’ve opened your wardrobe and noticed tiny holes in your favourite jumper. Or maybe you pulled out a jacket you haven’t worn in a while and found little brown shells on the fabric. It’s frustrating—and let’s be honest, a bit unsettling. If this sounds familiar, you’re probably dealing with carpet beetles. Carpet beetles don’t just

Carpet beetles are small, but the damage they can do around your home? That’s not so small. If you’ve spotted one or two and you’re wondering what’s going on, you’re not alone. Loads of people across the UK deal with these pests, and the earlier you catch them, the easier it’ll be to sort things