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What are the mud tunnels/tubes around my house?
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Question:
What are the mud tunnels/tubes around my house?
Solution:
Depending on their size, it could be termites. Subterranean termites use mud tubes or shelters for protection and to reach cellulose material above the ground. The tunnels are constructed with particles of soil, wood, debris and termite secretions. They construct these mud tubes as they travel through the dirt. If you spot these in and around your house, you should call a professional for a termite inspection.
Answered On: 7/8/2008
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