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Want to level up your critter protection?
Try installing a smart toilet with an auto-close lid.
Add a motion-sensor light to startle night-crawling invaders.
Use essential oil diffusers (like tea tree or eucalyptus) that double as deterrents.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can critters really come up through a toilet?
Yes! While rare, it’s a documented phenomenon—especially in older or poorly maintained plumbing systems.
Q: What should I do if I see a critter in my toilet?
Don’t panic. Close the lid, avoid flushing (some animals can hold their breath or get stuck), and call a professional.
Q: How do I prevent this from happening again?
Maintain your plumbing, use drain covers, and keep the bathroom clean and dry. Prevention is key.
Q: Are certain areas more prone to this than others?
Yes—homes in warmer, humid climates or with older plumbing systems are more susceptible.
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