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The Columbus Dispatch
Are Pincher Bugs Hazardous in Basements
Earwigs, also known as pincher bugs, are entering homes through cracks in foundations or around windows and doors, especially in dark, damp areas with organic matter. While they look frightening, they are not dangerous to humans or grandchildren. Controlling their entry involves sealing entry points and applying outdoor insecticide barriers; indoor insecticide can also be used if necessary. The presence of earwigs in basements is primarily a nuisance, and long-term management focuses on preventing outdoor access.
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