Where This Common Household Insect Often Hides — The Places You May Not Notice

bagworms, tiny larvae sealed inside stolen scraps of your home. They stitch together dust, lint, hair, spider webs, and fabric fibers into a portable coffin, then cling motionless to corners, baseboards, and headboards, hiding in plain sight. Bedrooms, closets, and under beds become quiet feeding grounds, especially where cobwebs and dust are left continue reading …