You don’t need harsh chemicals. I’m serious. A vacuum is your best friend here—suck them up and release them outside, far from your door. Seal your home: caulk gaps around pipes, install door sweeps, and fix that leaky gutter.
How To Get Rid Of Woodlice In Your Home | Bugwise
Next, remove their food source. That means clearing out dead leaves from your gutters, moving firewood away from the house, and drying out damp patches. Yes, you have to fix that dripping faucet. Your future self (and your bathroom floorboards) will thank you.
A final, weird tip: create a “woodlice trap” with a damp towel. Leave a rolled-up, moistened towel in a corner overnight. In the morning, you’ll find them huddled underneath. Shake them out into the garden. It’s like a miniature eviction notice, but polite.
