Woodlice in the bathroom, toilet and other rooms do not add coziness, and some people look at these small crustaceans with disgust.
Therefore, it is better to get rid of uninvited guests rather than give them a chance to multiply and settle in an apartment or house for a long time.
First, you need to figure out where woodlice come from. Crustaceans love dampness, so the first place the "bugs" rush to is the bathroom and toilet.
Therefore, you should reduce the humidity level, fix leaking pipes and eliminate other sources of dampness. If the room is dry, woodlice will lose interest in such a place.
Next, you need to do a general cleaning with chlorine-containing agents. After cleaning, you need to ventilate the premises well.
Woodlice will stop appearing over time and will not bother you any more if you monitor the humidity level and clean regularly.
