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Despite what you are thinking, they are not true lice. Their name merely refers to the extraordinary possibility of finding them in old books and paper products. They require sufficient humidity and dampness to survive. Booklice are mostly seen from spring to summer. They are harmless until these pests produce large numbers of offspring, and then they will infest stored food products and leave behind their corpses and muck. These insects are often linked with the presence of mould, so look for booklouse infestation in warm, damp, dark places around the house. The most effective method of controlling booklice infestations is taking care of any moisture issues around the house. Store-bought products are mostly unsuccessful when it comes to the control of booklice.
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