Pretty crazy, right? For some reason, earwigs seem drawn to the olive oil. They climb in—but once inside, they can’t seem to get back out.
While earwig sightings are increasing overall, their presence around your home might be a sign of a deeper issue—namely, rotting wood. Like many pests, earwigs are often attracted to decaying or damp wood. So, it’s a smart move to inspect your home’s foundation, wooden decks, or porches to check for signs of moisture or decay.
If earwigs have been spoiling your outdoor plans, this simple little olive oil trick could be just the solution you’ve been looking for.
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