What should be done with cellulose debris that is deemed unmanageable?

Removing cellulose debris from the site is essential because such debris can attract pests, such as termites, carpenter ants, and other wood-destroying organisms. When this material is left unchecked, it can serve as a food source or nesting area, potentially escalating pest infestations. By eliminating these materials, you reduce the likelihood of future pest problems, ensuring a more effective pest control strategy.

Other methods, like sealing with paint or covering with plastic, may not be effective in completely mitigating the risks associated with cellulose debris. Leaving it untreated would allow wood-destroying pests to thrive, further complicating pest management efforts. Ensuring proper removal of cellulose debris promotes a healthier environment and minimizes the risk of pest infestations in the future.