[ SECRET POST #2947 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2947 ⌋

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Re: Tiny home invaders!

[(Anonymous)]

There was the time I felt sorry for a Harvestman spider in my bathroom with an egg sac. In hindsight I should have felt sorry for her and put her outside because a few days later there were hundred of tiny baby Harvestmen all around my bathroom ceiling. I despise spiders in general, but I have a weird soft spot for Harvestmen so it broke my heart to have to get rid of them.

Woke up to an ant invasion once, and my cat once managed to infest the entire ground floor carpet with fleas.

What I'd like to know though, is what the tiny little bugs I occasionally find in drawers and food cupboards are?

They're literally tiny, smaller than cat fleas. They're usually a brownish color, seem to have a distinct head and body, and I've seen them in various places, from clothes drawers to the boxes of tea in my kitchen cupboard. The temperature, humidity/dampness etc. doesn't seem to matter, they show up in all sorts of places. As far as I'm aware they've never bitten/caused any sort of reaction. They're just there. They don't look anything like the pictures I've seen of dust mites. I've thought they could be flour mites or similar, but what would those be doing in a clothes drawer?