Here are six facts about silverfish that you may be happier not knowing about:

x Silverfish damage your home - Silverfish like to feed on the glue behind your wallpaper. If you let it go on for too long they can cause costly damage that will significantly lower the value of your home or cost you hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars in repairs.

x Silverfish are most active at night - That means they can be crawling on you when you sleep! (So gross!) It happened to me once when I was reading in bed one night. It was the final straw and I knew I had to take action against them!

x Silverfish eat your cereal - This is probably something you could have lived more comfortably without knowing.. These disgusting bugs can get into your cereal boxes and eat your cereal.

I hope you haven't poured yourself a bowl of morning cereal only to find that you have to REMOVE BUGS FROM IT before eating!!!

x Silverfish eat your plants - If you keep plants in your home they can cause damage to them too! Plant material is a common food source for silverfish.

x Silverfish eat your clothes - Silverfish are also attracted to eating silk, synthetic fabrics and cotton clothing, so they may be crawling around in your clothes when you hang them in the closet. You won't be too happy when you put on shirt that has silverfish in it.

x Silverfish are just plain embarrassing - Ever have company over for dinner? Do you feel shy and ashamed to let guests use your bathroom because you know they're going to see silverfish crawling on the walls and around the side of your toilet?

If you've ever tried searching for a solution online, the most common thing you'll hear is that you'll you'll need to fix the water damage in your home in order to get rid of silverfish and to keep them gone forever.

Well THAT sounds expensive! Some of us don't have the time or money for that kind of solution. (And if you've got landlords, good luck trying to convince them to help you there.)

But the fact is...

My tolerance for these stupid bugs finally reached its threshold when one of them crawled over my arm when I was lying in bed one night. I said to myself "That's it! I've had it."

But it wasn't easy at first. It turns out those little bugs are hard to exterminate.

Squishing them, while quite satisfying, just doesn't do the trick. They keep coming back again and again, never really getting the message. No matter how many I squished, I'd keep seeing them day after day.

So I searched online for a solution but there isn't really any helpful information out there. Most of it was scattered and spotty at best. I couldn't find myself a comprehensive step-by-step guide to solve this problem and I wasn't about to renovate my apartment to get rid of them.

Also, the idea of spreading potentially harmful "extermination chemicals" around my sinks, cupboards, shelves and bathroom just didn't sound too appealing either.

“I wish I found this eBook YEARS ago!”

“Hello Mr. Haskins,

I have had silverfish in my home for a very long time. Usually I would see them in my bathroom about once a week but I didn't really think it was a big deal.

I guess I finally got fed up with living in a bug infested home and I decided to do something about it.

I was very interested in your ebook because it promised a solution that didn't involve using any chemicals. I have a young toddler who is always putting thins in his mouth and I was worried about using chemicals on the floor and walls.

I just wanted to thank you for the lovely ebook. I wish I found this ebook YEARS ago! I would have loved to be living without silverfish in my house for more than just the past two months.

Thank you again.”

- Sharon Connolly