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House centipedes and millipedes are common household invaders, especially in basements and damp areas. Centipedes are actually beneficial predators that eat other pests, but their fast movement and alarming appearance cause distress. Millipedes are harmless decomposers that invade in large numbers during wet weather.

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House centipedes and millipedes are common household invaders, especially in basements and damp areas. Centipedes are actually beneficial predators that eat other pests, but their fast movement and alarming appearance cause distress. Millipedes are harmless decomposers that invade in large numbers during wet weather.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Centipedes & Millipedes

Are house centipedes dangerous?

House centipedes can technically bite, but they rarely do and the bite is not medically significant. They are actually beneficial β€” they eat cockroaches, silverfish, and other pests.

Should I kill house centipedes?

While unsettling, house centipedes are beneficial predators that help control other pests. However, a large centipede population indicates an underlying pest problem that should be addressed.

Why do I have so many millipedes?

Millipedes live outdoors in soil and mulch. Heavy rain, drought, or fall weather drives them indoors in large numbers. They cannot survive indoors long-term and typically die within a few days.

How do I prevent centipedes and millipedes?

Reduce moisture and humidity, seal foundation cracks, remove organic debris from around the house, and treat the exterior perimeter. Address underlying insect populations that attract centipedes.

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