A UK resident hears scratching/scraping noises in their room, sees tiny white/black bugs, notices noise increases after vacuuming or loud music. House has damp problems.
Use an inverted drinking glass as a stethoscope: place open end against wall, ear against bottom. Locate loudest point. Moving sound = likely mice; fixed location = likely carpenter ants.
Dampness should be addressed regardless—it attracts both pests and causes structural issues.
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