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Could they be living in the water tank ?
It didnt come out from the water....Could they be living in the water tank ?
Could they be living in the water tank ?
You're lucky me sometimes got to to deal with fucking snakes and other weird reptiles.
Thanks, nevertheless!It was a long shot suggestion
There were occasions when i found small centipedes!![]()
that's thousand legged worm la
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You're lucky me sometimes got to to deal with fucking snakes and other weird reptiles.
Your toilet must be very dirty, or the building in which your home is located is very dirty. First scrub your toilet with bleach, the commercial ones you find at the supermarket, then detergent & lastly dettol or equivalent. The building, you need the TC to do it.
Pour some Dettol into your toilet bowl, water basin and rubbin bin.
Bleach is good enough, it get rid of algae also....Nah.dettol do not kill it.hot boiling water is the best.
Nah.dettol do not kill it.hot boiling water is the best.
Bleach is good enough, it get rid of algae also....
Thanks. Maybe will try bleaching the cracks too. Once i found one sliding in and out of a small hole in between the wall tiles!
Make sure your toilet is airy too, hot water (humid+ moist) + no ventilations breeds them, sealed the cracks with putty if possible bah....Thanks. Maybe will try bleaching the cracks too. Once i found one sliding in and out of a small hole in between the wall tiles!
What is battery water?Try pouring battery water, dont keena your hands or clothes though.....