ilverfish are small, wingless insects that have existed for millions of years. They are about 1½ inches long, silvery in color, with long antennae and a wiggly, snake-like movement. Though they do not bite or carry diseases, their presence is a sign of high humidity and accessible food sources in your home. Bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and laundry rooms are their favorite spots.
They are attracted to starchy and sugary materials, including paper, cardboard, fabric, and even crumbs. If left unchecked, silverfish can damage books, wallpaper, clothing, and pantry items. Signs of a silverfish problem go beyond just spotting one on your floor. Look for yellow stains or tiny holes in paper and fabric, shed skin, small black droppings, or damage along wallpaper seams. These indicators show that silverfish have been active, often in dark, damp areas where they feel safest.
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