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• Keep an eye out for spider mites on your house plants; they thrive in dry air. At the first sign of any insect infestation, isolate your plant. Several thorough washings with plain water may bring them ‘under control. If not, apply an appropriate insecticide, follow the instructions on the label!
• Store pesticides in a frost-free location away from food and out of the reach of children. If a pesticide is in a paper container, put the whole package in a plastic container and seal it. Be sure that all bottles and cans are tightly sealed and well labeled.
• Store liquid pesticides where temperatures will not fall below 40 degrees F. Too low a temperature may result in a breakdown of,the chemical. If the liquid should freeze, there is the danger of the glass container breaking and scattering the chemical in the storage area.
• Inspect trees and shrubs for bag worm capsules and the silvery egg masses of tent caterpillars. Remove and destroy them to reduce next year’s pest population.
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