Although, the concept is the same.
I think that bugs love warm, humid areas. When I lived in the south the two of us knew to run the a/c most of the year in order to keep the bugs away. After all, a/cs remove most of the humidity from the air, then plus, they cool the lake house down as well as make it uncomfortable for bugs. However, since moving north, running the a/c nonstop simply is not possible. It is chilly here most of the year so the two of us run the heater. The gas furnace also removes humidity from the air. Besides, it is so chilly while the two of us were in the Winter time that there certainly is not much of a bug problem in winter. However, while the two of us were in the summer time weeks the bugs do come out. However, it is simply not warm enough to use the a/c honestly much. I usually just open a window as well as run the ceiling fan if it gets a little warm for me. It is warm enough for the bugs in the summer time though. That is why I decided to get a dehumidifier installed in our house. No, I am not talking about a single of those disposable dehumidifiers you can buy as well as put in your closet. Although, the concept is the same. A whole home dehumidifier works to collect all of the humidity throughout the entire house. This makes it dry as well as uncomfortable for bugs however not uncomfortable for people; Since getting the dehumidifier I have noticed a lot less bugs in the house. This is honestly a fine thing, but my goal is that I stay comfortable as well as the bugs stay uncomfortable year round.
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