Hi Reddit! I’m Ian Williams, an Orkin entomologist with a master’s in entomology and 17 years of pest-management experience. Join me Thursday, July 23 at 2 PM EDT as I debunk major pest myths. Ask me anything! #AMA u/OrkinPestControl
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Hi Reddit! I’m Ian Williams, an Orkin entomologist with a master’s in entomology and 17 years of pest-management experience. Join me Thursday, July 23 at 2 PM EDT as I debunk major pest myths. Ask me anything! #AMA u/OrkinPestControl

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Hi Reddit — I’m Ian Williams, an entomologist with Orkin, and I’m here to help separate pest facts from fiction.

I have a master’s degree in entomology and 17 years of experience managing arthropod and vertebrate pests. Throughout my career, I’ve worked with a wide range of common household pest issues, and I’ve seen firsthand just how many myths, half-truths, and outdated “tips” still circulate when it comes to bugs, rodents, and pest prevention.

On Thursday, July 23 at 2 PM EDT, I’ll be here to debunk some of the biggest pest myths and answer your questions about what’s true, what’s exaggerated, and what people usually get wrong.

If you’ve ever wondered things like:

  • Do certain home remedies actually work?
  • Why are some pests so difficult to get rid of?
  • What attracts pests into homes in the first place?
  • Are there common pest “facts” people repeat that are completely false?
  • What should you do first when you spot signs of an infestation?
  • Are pest problems getting worse because of weather, travel, or changing environments?

Ask me anything.

Whether you’re curious about cockroaches, ants, termites, rodents, mosquitoes, bed bugs, or just want to test a pest “fact” you’ve heard, I’ll be happy to dig into it with you.

#AMA

u/OrkinPestControl

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