My apartment is infested with biscuit beetles. I noticed the first one about 9 months ago. At first there was only a few of them and I ignored them. But I began to see them more frequently and realised they could become a problem. I started killing them on sight. That seemed to be a mistake as since then, they have started biting me when I'm trying to rest in bed, and they are increasing exponentially, they're all over the place. They just aimlessly fly and wander about with no purpose, I'll find them on the floor, in cupboards, behind curtains, on the ceiling. Everywhere. And they land on my at night, sometimes biting me. I feel like I'm at war and it's starting to grind me down.
My apartment is infested with biscuit beetles. I noticed the first one about 9 months ago...
Dominic Gutierrez
Cooper James
cute beetles
wish that were me
Matthew Jackson
Post the bugs or bullshit
Dylan Hall
Why would I lie about something like this?
Nathan Moore
Have you tried depriving your house of food?
Ryder Cox
I would rather them than cock roaches
t. has roaches
Bentley Gray
Deep clean every inch of your place and leave some big traps or spray you utter nonce retard
Owen Williams
Fun fact: OP's beetles are one of the only living things that are more resistant to radiation than cockroaches.
Nicholas Lopez
I once had a flour moth infestation. I had to throw out all potential food sources, but they were still there. Turned out they had eggs outside of the food so repainting inside of the cabinet seemed to have worked.
Grayson Bailey
The eggs are always the issue with any kind of bug like this. They lay them *everywhere*. Theyre basically spreading their bets so that if one place isn't suitable, another place will be (literally not putting all their eggs in one basket). OP thinks they're "wandering aimlessly" when in fact they're flying around shitting out eggs all over his apartment. You can kill as many of the adults as you like but unless you do something about the eggs they'll keep coming back.