There are roughly 7,000 types of fly species throughout the UK. Yet the three most common flies affecting pubs, bars, restaurants and other food establishments are house flies, bluebottle and the most irritating of all fruit flies. An unwelcome...
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Fruit flies at your bar – why you need to get rid of them and tips on how to go about it!
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Bed bugs can bite into hoteliers’ business reputation
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Pigeon proofing solar panels
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Bed bugs were biting whilst dinosaurs roamed
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Rentokil lights the way in fly control with Lumnia
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Discovering signs of a woodworm infestation
Bed bugs are an obvious concern for any hotelier, as they are difficult and time-consuming to deal with and any infestation will diminish the operational efficiency of your establishment, especially if you’re preparing for the UK Staycation and Summercation...
Over half a million people in the UK are now using solar photovoltaic panels* (PV) to generate electricity from their roofs. Solar panels are also being used more on industrial and commercial buildings (not just large grid-connected solar PV...
Recent research published in the journal Current Biology, has revealed that bed bugs existed long before people, and evolved long before bats, which were believed to be their first hosts. Using DNA samples scientists were able to trace the...
Rentokil’s Lumnia fly control unit, an electronic fly killer (EFK) developed by our in-house experts, the first in the to use energy efficient LEDs to transmit Ultra Violet (UV) light. UV light has long been used as an insect...
It is quite possible you may not realise you have a woodworm problem until the resultant damage (done by the beetle larvae) becomes visible, as the adult beetles emerge. Depending on the wood-boring beetle species it can take anywhere...