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Contact poisons are absorbed by bugs when these are sprayed or are picked up by crawling insects on sprayed surfaces. Examples of these are aerosol and liquid sprays.

When sprayed on surfaces, these products leave an invisible coating deadly to pests that may last for weeks. Such products can also be used as a space spray to control flying insects.

Once sprayed high into the air in a closed room, they leave a chemical mist that kills all exposed bugs. Fortunately, that mist doesn't linger longer enough to affect humans or animals.

If the pests in your home are beyond the reach of contact poisons, they can be eliminated by stomach poisons. Unlike aerosols, these surface or residual products persist beyond the moment they are applied and can continuously kill insects.

For stomach poisons to work, they have to be eaten by pests. These are commonly used in baits and bait traps. The traps are usually placed in cupboards, under sinks, and other possible hiding places of insects. The baits are either consumed on the spot or are carried by bugs to the colony.

The poisonous powder in baits may also adhere to the bodies of insects and reach the stomach when the pests groom themselves. This form of insecticide can control bugs for as long as three months depending on the kind of bait used and the type of infestation your home has.

Other residual products make use of inhalation poisons that affect insects once they are breathed in. These fumigants are often sold as coils and mats which release toxic gasses that choke out insects.

But don't be alarmed since the gasses are non-toxic to humans and the fumigants emit no harsh odor or irritating vapors. The device is either lighted in the case of coils or plugged to an electric outlet. It can knock out 80 to 100 percent of mosquitoes in a 20-square-meter area within 30 minutes. A single mat can last for eight hours. (Next: Guide to safe insecticide use.)

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There are three basic types or kinds of insomnia. They are:

1. Transient Insomnia: Transient is a temporary insomnia that will last a night or two. Usually transient insomnia is caused by temporary stress or excitement. Illness can cause insomnia and so can a change in the regular sleep schedule. Think jet lag.

2. Short-Term Insomnia: Now short-term insomnia can last up to three weeks. That is why your doctor will ask you how long you have been having trouble sleeping. Short-term insomnia is caused by such things as the death of a loved one, financial problems, a job change, or a divorce. Short-term insomnia needs to be addressed or it can develop into a chronic problem. The short-term use of sleeping pills or of herbs that provide relaxation can help.

3. Chronic Insomnia: Chronic insomnia is insomnia that lasts a month or longer. Insomnia can occur every night or most nights or just several nights each and every month. Usually chronic insomnia is caused by a medical problem. The medical problem needs to be identified and treated, and the insomnia will likely go away all by itself.

Insomnia is a symptom. Transient or short-term insomnia will correct itself when the stressful situation improves. Chronic insomnia will correct itself when the medical cause is identified and treated. Insomnia is not a disease, but rather a symptom. It is better to treat the cause rather than the symptom, although temporary use of over-the-counter or prescription sleep aids can be of help but should only be used temporarily.

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