One of the worst things that your pet can have besides a serious illness is fleas. Fleas are known to carry lots of different diseases, diseases that can be transmitted to your pets, or even you! These pesky insects make it hard for your pets to sleep and eat because they tend to be active in the night and suck blood from them. But don’t worry; this article will show you how to get rid of fleas in your house fast, naturally and most importantly, effectively. These pesky fleas seem to be everywhere these days. The most obvious way to rid your house of them is to just get a flea bomb from the store and let it do its job. While this seems to be the most effective method, it can also cost a pretty penny. Finding a cheaper alternative isn’t hard to do. There are many non-toxic, natural options for getting rid of them in your house for good.

Natural Remedy For Killing Fleas

Fleas are small, dark brown insects that survive on pets, livestock, and other animals. They don’t just stop there; they also live in human hair, fur, feathers and skin. If a dog or cat takes a nap on your bed, the fleas can transfer to your bedding and then to you.

Fleas are small, dark brown insects that survive on pets, livestock and other animals. They don’t just stop there; they also live in human hair, fur, feathers and skin. If a dog or cat takes a nap on your bed, the fleas can transfer to your bedding and then to you.

Flea bites can cause intense itching that may lead to skin irritation or rashes. Often times people who are allergic to flea saliva develop an itchy rash on their arms and legs after being bitten by a flea. The bite itself looks like small red dots about the size of a pencil eraser head (see picture).

Fleas can be killed by using powders and sprays from stores but there are also many natural ways to kill fleas. Natural remedies for killing fleas include salt, baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice and vacuuming the carpet.

If you want to get rid of fleas naturally, follow these steps:

• Vacuum your carpet often. This will suck up the larvae and eggs which are left behind from feeding. If you have a pet, you should vacuum its fur after each time it has been outside so that no new eggs can attach themselves to its coat.
• Sprinkle salt on your carpets where the fleas are most prevalent and let it sit for about 10 minutes before vacuuming away. The salt dehydrates the flea’s exoskeleton so that when it dies, its shell is easier to remove from whatever surface it was living on in order for it to return back into its molted form again (which looks like tiny brown dots).
• Sprinkle baking soda all over hard surfaces such as floors, counters and bedspreads because this helps kill adult fleas by dehydrating them just like in step 2 above mentioned above!

Salt kills fleas by dehydrating them; it pulls water from the body of the flea. To kill fleas with salt, sprinkle salt heavily over the carpet and leave it overnight. The next morning, vacuum the entire house.

Salt kills fleas by dehydrating them; it pulls water from the body of the flea. To kill fleas with salt, sprinkle salt heavily over the carpet and leave it overnight. The next morning, vacuum the entire house. Repeat once every other day until no more fleas are seen in your home or pet’s fur coat. If you want to use a natural remedy that works as well but is easier on your lungs, try making a salt-water spray for carpets instead!

Baking soda kills fleas by removing moisture from their bodies; without moisture they will die within two days. Sprinkle baking soda heavily over carpet and furniture before going to bed at night; vacuum in the morning before going to bed that night. Repeat this daily until no more fleas are found.

A simple way to kill fleas is using baking soda. The baking soda will absorb the moisture from the flea’s body, causing it to die within two days. Sprinkle baking soda over carpet and furniture before going to bed at night; vacuum in the morning before going to bed that night. Repeat this daily until no more fleas are found.

The best time for this treatment is when you first see a few fleas and there are still eggs on your floor or furniture because once they hatch into adults it may be too late for this natural remedy because they will already be in their cocoons stage where they’re protected from any chemical treatments as well as environmental changes such as temperature increases caused by vacuuming so don’t wait until your house becomes infested with these pests!

Vinegar kills fleas instantly if sprayed directly on them because it is acidic; when it dries out it is less effective so spraying daily is recommended until no more fleas are seen.

Vinegar is an excellent natural remedy for killing fleas. The acidity of vinegar kills fleas instantly when sprayed directly on them. Even though it’s not as effective when it dries out, repeated sprayings are required to make sure all the fleas in your home are dead.

If you plan on using this method, make sure to use white vinegar instead of apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar can be used for other household purposes but it will stain clothes and fabrics if spilled!