What tools does Karissa Fox recommend for maintaining a pest-free country home?

The available content does not list a full “pest-free country home” toolkit by name, but it does point toward non-toxic, health-conscious choices in the home (like ceramic-coated, non-toxic cookware instead of traditional nonstick). By that same philosophy, focuses on swaps that reduce toxic load and support a safer, cleaner home environment.

For a pest‑prone country home, that usually looks like:

1. Non-toxic traps and baits instead of harsh sprays
2. Physical barriers (door sweeps, screen repair, sealing gaps)
3. Yard tools that support a healthy ecosystem, like the RIFPOD Lawn Aerator for better soil and grass health

Are you dealing more with indoor pests (like ants or mice) or outdoor ones (like ticks, mosquitoes, or garden pests)?