11/02/2026
More activity moves indoors this time of year, which means more small discoveries: droppings in a drawer, a shed skin in a seam, a mark you don't remember seeing before.
When you find something, write down three things: what it is, exactly where, and whether it's new since the last time you looked in that spot.
That third detail is the one that actually helps. Old evidence has no timestamp. A shed skin or a dry dropping alone won't tell you if anything's active right now.
But something new in a spot you already checked, or already cleaned, is a different kind of clue. It means activity didn't stop.
Keep the note simple and keep checking the same spots. It gives us something real to work with when you're ready to bring in help.
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