Carpet bug is all I know them as. Fly in windows during summer ,have babies ,they eat carpet fibres and when they grown they leave and repeat cycle .
Not completely sure this is how it works someone will have better facts for sure
Carpet beetle
It’s a carpet beetle. They’re not a huge problem but more regular vacuuming and some bug spray will get rid of them.
They like to eat fabrics, so better to address it now. It’s annoying as you’ll start noticing every mark and blemish, thinking it’s one of the bastards
Lesser-spotted vampire wombat
carpet beetles. fuckin annoying things that yam through clothes and linen. nightmare to get rid of
The Alaskan tortoise viewed from a drone.
Best to just move and leave everything you own behind. Start fresh. It’s actually easier than one might think 🤔
I see one of these guys maybe once or twice a year in my home, I’ve not had any issues with them like others are saying though (not saying you can’t have severe issues, but just sharing my experience that it’s not necessarily going to be a huge undefeatable battle for you).
Carpet beetles; thankfully not bedbugs which I first thought this year. Anecdotally but probably confirmation bias, I feel like this spring so many people are dealing with them, we’ve had loads of the fuckers recently
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Carpet beetle
Carpet bug is all I know them as. Fly in windows during summer ,have babies ,they eat carpet fibres and when they grown they leave and repeat cycle .
Not completely sure this is how it works someone will have better facts for sure
Carpet beetle
It’s a carpet beetle. They’re not a huge problem but more regular vacuuming and some bug spray will get rid of them.
They like to eat fabrics, so better to address it now. It’s annoying as you’ll start noticing every mark and blemish, thinking it’s one of the bastards
Lesser-spotted vampire wombat
carpet beetles. fuckin annoying things that yam through clothes and linen. nightmare to get rid of
The Alaskan tortoise viewed from a drone.
Best to just move and leave everything you own behind. Start fresh. It’s actually easier than one might think 🤔
I see one of these guys maybe once or twice a year in my home, I’ve not had any issues with them like others are saying though (not saying you can’t have severe issues, but just sharing my experience that it’s not necessarily going to be a huge undefeatable battle for you).
Carpet beetles; thankfully not bedbugs which I first thought this year. Anecdotally but probably confirmation bias, I feel like this spring so many people are dealing with them, we’ve had loads of the fuckers recently