Img 1 Profile picture of an adult cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis).
Img 2 Top-down picture of an adult cat flea, clearing showing its laterally compressed body.
Img 3 Picture of an adult flea on human skin.
Img 4 Picture of an adult cat flea taking a blood meal on a human leg.
Img 5 Magnified image of a cat flea’s head.
Img 6 Adult cat flea picture.
Img 7 Adult cat flea picture.
Img 8 Animated GIF of a female cat flea laying an egg in a dog’s pelage.
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How can I kill fleas on my tile ?
As soon as I get downstairs by the stairs they start jump on my feet it been a week now. We did the foggers it work for upstairs but not downstairs.
Please help me I don’t have pets.
On tile and hardwood, fleas develop in cracks in the flooring, crevices around baseboards, and other dark areas where debris collects. Instead of a fogger, it can be more effective to use a spray that you can direct specifically into these areas. Check out our page on flea sprays. It’s also helpful to vacuum these areas with nozzle attachments. Steam cleanings may also be a good idea, but it will reduce the efficacy of any insecticides you applied.