dust the place with mule team borax! it will kill them. You have to do it properly though, work it into carpets and rugs well with broom, do not vacuum for at least a week, borax dehydrates the flea and stops them from reproducing, however the eggs will still have to hatch and that batch will have to die so you will have to endure a few lifecycles to be fully rid of them so just keep up with the borax and working it in well. You do not want yourself or your animals to be in direct contact with too much of the borax of course. Eating it would not be good at all. Using salt and also Diatomaceous Earth can also work in similar manner. You can find the DE at any pool supply store it is used in many pool filters Diatomaceous Earth How Effective Is Diatomaceous Earth for Fleas? you can google any of those topics and add fleas to it and find info like borax for fleas.

Please know that we are here for you during this difficult time. "He will always be remembered. As you share the stories and the memories of how he lived his life and how very much he meant, may you find comfort. And, throughout this difficult time, may you also know the deep sympathy and concern that is felt for you and all your family." Vicki

Said I was a city slicker and nothing could be farther from the truth...I live in the country, have a garden, have raised all kinds of animals, can and freeze my own stuff, own 5 acres, have every kind of tool imaginable and love being outside.......

I'm joining in with the prayers, too. Hoping you will have a full recovery. From the sounds of things, if anyone can do it, you can, Brenda.....so keep on fighting the good fight. Your son and all your loved ones are counting on it as is everyone at the KT!